Sentence examples for conceded something from inspiring English sources

One win, one draw, two games no goals conceded – something no debutant in Spain has done for 87 years.

Afterwards, Mancini insisted that a draw was not a fair result and that his team deserved to win, but conceded something is wrong with their attack.

Yet Mr. Dawkins also conceded something to Paley that gets too little attention: The complex functionality of an organism does demand a special kind of explanation.

In an annual report that it submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday afternoon, Microsoft finally conceded something that has been rather obvious to anyone with a rudimentary understanding of the personal computer industry and Microsoft's historical role in it.

His argument is more sophisticated, and concedes something to the other side.

He was also, Johnson concedes, "something of a tosser" in his treatment of others.

But as Simon Crisford, racing manager for Godolphin, concedes, something is missing.

"No one concedes something in an interim agreement that they would not be prepared to concede for a permanent agreement..

But to win the endgame, they needed something they were willing to concede, something they could tout in public as an example of meeting the Democrats partway.

Conceding "something dazzling but shallow about the whole medium" of film, Thomson balks at the idea that the pictures should aspire to change history.

She even concedes something to the corporations she believes are connected with her multiple medical problems: "The companies were part of the whole postwar boom mentality," she said.