Sentence examples for concede the idea from inspiring English sources
I can grudgingly concede the idea of using a plain vanilla cake to represent the middle of the log is a clever one visually – after all, logs are sort of beige inside – but I don't like it in practice.
Conservatives willfully refuse to grapple with the possibility that better family planning reduces the number of abortions -- and pro-choice people seldom make the argument because they don't want to concede the idea that reducing the number of abortions is a goal worth discussing.
Buchris argued that such a statement already conceded the idea of a nuclear-armed Iran.
By Friday afternoon, Anastasiades and his colleagues had reportedly conceded the idea of increasing the size of the levy on large deposits, although the exact details of their plan remained unclear.
Mr Alexander conceded the idea faced a number of "hurdles", including the impact on the government's finances.
Sometimes, Mr. Hoke conceded, the ideas sent his way from the outside are far-fetched.
The second way to defend public reason from the objection is to concede that the idea ought to apply to itself (Estlund 1998) and argue that it does so successfully.
She had to concede to the idea that she would only do one meal per show instead of three which became the successful ingredient for her signature show.
While Priestley admits that this idea that London clubbing has suddenly gone to shit is more of a narrative device than an actual lived reality, he's willing to concede that the idea of a golden age is somewhat misguided.
Before the victory in Florida, 46% of voters said they thought Mr Gore should concede; the same number opposed the idea.
