Sentence examples for conceded probably not from inspiring English sources

Even Favre, when asked if anyone should believe him, conceded: "Probably not.

"I thought there was some abstraction in what we were doing," Garrett says, before conceding: "Probably not a lot of humour, it's fair to say.

After they returned to the United States, however, he forgot to call her, a move he concedes "probably didn't enhance the relationship".

(A genuinely Paleolithic diet, Durant concedes, probably ought to include human flesh; however, he does not advise this).

Clegg later conceded he had probably not won her vote.

He conceded that he had probably not been mature enough to find his feet when "Degrassi High" had ended.

Zoe, deleting every record of your contacts with a source you've already conceded "crushes people" is probably not a good precaution.

Moss and Carter garnered most of the attention last week, and even Giants players conceded their defense would probably not be as successful as it was in last week's 20-10 victoverover Philadelphia in the divisional playoff.

He acknowledges that Ritter knows something about Iraq and concedes that Saddam has probably not been able to rebuild his nuclear program, not yet.

"I am sure we must try to move patiently and moderately," he said, conceding that he had probably not matched the soaring expectations that followed his 1997 victory.

Henrietta uses mixed peel in her celery, parsley and orange ceviche, which I really like – the sweetness is a pleasant contrast to the zingy marinade, but I have to concede that it's probably not an essential.