Sentence examples for concede what from inspiring English sources

Even as he expressed optimism about his prospects for the presidential nomination, Mr. Bradley seemed to concede what many prominent Democrats, including his own supporters, said in interviews.

But both concede what we all already know: unlike high-end gourmet stuff, the crust on a Pizza Hut pizza is not desirable to eat.

Even Thursday, Howe did not concede what American officials have announced -- that U.S. and U.N. forces here have been ordered to halt offensive operations against Aidid as part of a de facto cease-fire.

In effect, Mr Bush said that Iran and Syria must concede what he wants (ending support for terrorism, backing a nonsectarian democracy in Iraq) before he will talk to them.

Maggie, I wonder if you feel like you understand what's motivating Michael Cohen throughout this hours-long hearing, to say what he's saying, to concede what he's conceding, to kind of humble himself the way he did.

Prime Minister Ehud Barak, who met for 45 minutes tonight with Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright in New York, is unwilling and too weak politically to concede what is considered the holiest Jewish site.

Still, Bainbridge conceded, "what was good about that film" was its timing.

But one day after signing a landmark tobacco law, Mr. Obama conceded what many had already surmised.

Rational argument involves conceding what is true in the opponent's case.

By accepting a constitution that conceded what amounted to federal status to Buganda, Obote contrived an unlikely alliance with the Ganda establishment.

Mr. al-Arian has now conceded what he had long denied: that he aided -- even helped manage -- a reprehensible terrorist organization.