Sentence examples for concedes the difference from inspiring English sources
Vonnegut concedes the difference, in effect, by interrupting the story of Billy Pilgrim twice to say, "I was there".
There is a difference – and I concede, the difference may be fuzzy in some cases – between enjoying the weird fantasy-world depiction of women, and seeing actual women as sex objects.
Many of Napster's enthusiasts do not concede the difference between borrowing a tape from a neighbor and downloading music free of charge from any one of the millions of anonymous computer hard drives linked by Napster.
The White House conceded the differences, but defended the meeting as a productive one.
It seems more civil to concede the differences between Chicago and New York pies while acknowledging that both are delicious enough to eat in different situations and at different times.
As liquidity returns, they predict, corporate-bond prices will soar, making this the buying opportunity of a lifetime.Mr Fridson concedes that the difference between corporate-bond spreads and actual default rates is unusual and hard to explain: on the previous occasions when spreads have exceeded 800 points, the default rate was already 9.43% in 1990 and 5.44% in 2000.
European leaders had been confident just a few months ago that euro-zone growth would exceed that of the United States this year, but they now concede that the difference may be negligible.
Grant concedes the point.
The industry concedes the point.
But he concedes the obvious.
