Sentence examples for conceding that such from inspiring English sources

Last week Glastonbury announced 3,062 acts for this year's festival, on at least 75 stages, with sources conceding that such has been the outpouring of emotion towards the three musicians that hundreds of tributes will unfold over the festival, including a generous number certain to incorporate Bowie and Prince cover versions in their sets.

("I would buy that company," Riggio has told colleagues, while conceding that such a move is unlikely).

We might object on the ground that corporal punishment is bad, but even conceding that such punishment should be inflicted by someone, we might believe that it should not be inflicted by a doctor.

Put differently, the monist can retain the initial concept of non-marginal evolutionary individuality while conceding that such individuality can be realized in more than one way.

For example, Trump told CBS 6060 Minutes" shortly after being elected that "everybody's got to be covered" while conceding that such a proclamation was "an un-Republican thing" for him to say.

He jokingly conceded that such skepticism was inevitable.

He conceded that such efforts were derivative.

But he conceded that such reporting had not always happened.

But he conceded that such efforts go only so far.

But he concedes that such lofty figures have been bandied about for years.

Rivals on the left and right conceded that such a spirit would not last long.