Sentence examples for conceded himself from inspiring English sources

As he has conceded himself, he can no longer "pull defences all over the park".

Chamberlain later blamed coach Hannum for the lack of touches (i.e. scoring opportunities), a point which the coach conceded himself, but Cherry points out that Chamberlain, who always thought of himself as the best player of all time, should have been outspoken enough to demand the ball himself.

But as the coach was realistic enough to concede himself: "We can talk about that until the cows come home".

Anyway, it's still a good question, as he concedes himself, because its answer encapsulates pretty much every aspect of Gray's formative thinking.

Burnett (12-9) said he conceded to himself that the Angels would slap a few hits.

By the time Mr. McCain conceded, Mr. Schmidt himself feared that his role in that campaign would leave an indelible scar on his reputation.

One area where Mr. Sherwood conceded he himself might be required to adapt is in ABC's coverage of the Obama administration.

Sanders conceded this himself during an MSNBC town hall earlier this week.

But part of the problem, he concedes, is himself, since he is hardly Bill Clinton, Barack Obama or even former Gov. James E. McGreevey when it comes to the gift of feel-your-pain retail politics.

Spence himself conceded that this is "appalling".

As he himself conceded, he had not written his book.