Sentence examples for concede myself from inspiring English sources
I concede myself to you totally and forevermore," she said.
"She's a beautiful mess, and I myself concede to being a beautiful mess".
The court would "end on a high note that even longtime critics like myself will concede".
Not only is Oliver filling some beloved shoes, on Monday's episode, he was responsible for the show's first coverage of the NSA scandal, a story that observers more objective than myself will concede is a rather big one.
Hippias cannot accept this line of reasoning, and Socrates admits he is uncomfortable with it ("No more can I concede the point to myself").
I have been to airport lounges myself and concede it's a bit annoying sometimes when they are crowded maybe you can't get a free outlet to charge your computer, or maybe the bartender is busy and you have to wait a while.
I tried to defend myself, conceded she had made some good points, but insisted my text dealt with exactly what she had said and there was a distance in the writing.
But as a gay non-immigrant myself, I'm happy to concede at least something to the undocumented immigrant community.
Even though I find myself a bit resistant to the "western author" label, I have to concede that life in the West is different than in other parts of the country.
With every point I concede — yes, that song was charming, now that I think of it — I feel more and more unmoored from myself, and from the experience I could swear I had in that theater that night.
