Sentence examples for concede one thing from inspiring English sources

I will concede one thing to the naysayers though – the Europa League theme isn't a patch on the Champions League version.

Sporton is willing to concede one point on this.

"I've never seen such a thing," conceded one administration official, referring to the news conference here, in which Ms. Hughes and Jay Lefkowitz, general counsel at the Office of Management and Budget, described the decision-making process.

There was a disallowed try by the South Africans, and then they conceded one by the same thing.

"Word got out there was this pot there, and things got out of control," conceded one campaign official.

But Stourton frankly concedes one glaring omission in Civilisation.

And while her memory over all has not stayed as sharp as she might wish, Ms. Wagner conceded, there is one thing she never has trouble remembering: her lines.

It's one thing to concede that the art world is, if not white supremacist in the hateful sense of the post-Trump "alt right," undeniably a place of overwhelming white privilege.

To be outdone by Brazilian magic is one thing, but to concede a goal that would not have been out of place at Somerset Park or Palmerston Park (Google them), must have had Scottish fans tearing out their hair.

Hague said: "The one thing I will concede which I think in retrospect was a mistake was to say tens of millions, because it may have cost him millions, it may cost him millions in the future – we don't know.

It is one thing to be conceded opportunities by the Old Firm, quite another to convert them with the calm aplomb of Miller and Burchill.