Sentence examples for conceded well from inspiring English sources

"Finally, he conceded, 'Well, maybe we can move the first line?' " Tesori recalls.

Told it was half that price, he conceded: "Well there you go, I don't know how much a pint of milk costs.

When a friend insisted on attending one of his lectures, Nabokov conceded, "Well alright, if you want to be a masochist about it".

Robinson conceded, "Well, I mean, at Dunder Mifflin he kind of imploded".

When I told Lily Collins, who plays Snow White in Mirror Mirror, about all of this, even she conceded, "Well, that's interesting, actually.

Gore conceded, "Well that is a strategy, and all we are pursuing is tactics, but members of the Senate won't put up with being kept in D.C. -- they want to get back home to defend themselves".

He then concedes: "Well, twice".

She emits a bravura series of harrumphs and snorts before conceding: 'Well, I'm not exactly teetotal!

His snappy one-liners and fiery retorts have caught the attention of pundits — and brought grudging respect from critics who, Mr. Santorum says, must concede, "Well, he's still here".

Finally, Verrilli had to concede, "Well, I think that if it were for a for-profit corporation, and if such a law like that were enacted, then you're right, under our theory, that the for-profit corporation wouldn't have an ability to sue.

I was willing to concede (well, not too willing) that under certain circumstances there might be some justice in the new law; I could understand that you could make a case (a weak case) that people like me had been getting away with a form of subsidized housing for years; I could see (dimly) that the landlords were entitled to something.