'Abd al-Latif then affirms that the existence and the order of things derive from the existence of God, who is absolute good and returns to the image of fire which warms everything: God concedes to all existing things as much good as they, for their proximity to him, are able to receive.
-- Ken Jennings, former Jeopardy champion, conceding to Watson.
I'm willing to concede that, everything else being equal, a three-fin thruster turns better than a single-fin does.
This may not have thrilled Greaves, and there was still more evidence that his assessment of opposition was not entirely the offering of a grumpy old man, but even the great striker had to concede that almost everything in football, as in life, is relative.
While I can easily concede that not everything has to be up-to-the-minute new to get my attention, it is hard for me to drum up much enthusiasm for apartments that are rather basic when the prices are anything but.
Then again, if you concede that everything these days sounds a bit like something else, there are substantially worse people to model yourself on.
'Why do we have to?' Everything was conceded in the question, and Lola tried to ruffle his sticky hair.
While acknowledging his own discomfort with the idea, he conceded that everything had to be up for negotiation if a bill was to pass both the House and Senate.
"I want everything and everything is to win matches, play well, score goals, don't concede goals … everything.
Paul Monte, Gurney's general manager, conceded that "everything is ready to be updated," and said that roughly 70 of the resort's 109 rooms will get new bedding, carpet and upholstery before spring.
