Sentence examples for conceding of from inspiring English sources

In 2012 alone, Butler, as manager of Terengganu, substituted his goalkeeper midway through a game for what he saw as the deliberate conceding of a goal, publicly challenged players to a lie detector test, was banned by the club for six months (later overturned by the Malaysian FA) and called journalists "parasites".

"We will take time to reflect... but it was disappointment because we were so good and what gets lost in that was the conceding of the goals when we have been so good defensively this season.

"If we can get it out of our system, that easy conceding of points and that inability to go from having the opposition under pressure to suddenly feeling under pressure ourselves when we don't convert an opportunity, then we're going to be handy in these next four games," said Baxter.

"Relaxed outwardly," he conceded of his approach.

For of course, feminism contains multitudes (bickering multitudes, I concede) of thought, ideas and activism.

"It is subjective," Ms. Howe conceded of the rule on baby food.

With now habitual hyperbole, Donaldson predicted 50,000 deaths, with "an upper limit", graciously conceded, of 750,000.

"There's no DNA identification," Mr. Garment conceded of his grand surmise.

Most striking of all, Osborne conceded of his "northern powerhouse" scheme: "I don't know if it will work".

"There's much work to be done on workers' rights and various freedoms," he concedes of Qatar.

He conceded, of course, that public opinion could be tricky to manage in a high-stakes sales environment.