Sentence examples for conceding that the from inspiring English sources

We ended the last post by conceding that the notion of a conscious universe will send shock waves through all the sciences.

"To not utter it would be conceding that the word was or should be unspeakable".

Mclean is impressively honest in conceding that the switch had its difficult moments.

Even Mussina was honest, conceding that the rest of the season would be a struggle.

Ms. Clark, reluctantly conceding that the injuries had healed, shifted to her legal arguments.

Jay Payton laughed while conceding that the Mets had been consistent, as in "consistently bad".

Mr. Payack defended himself, conceding that the announcement of the millionth word was just an "estimate".

With Karl conceding that the violation is not often called, the Nuggets should be seeing that many more a game.

7. Conceding that the "coverage has been fairly brutal," Mr. Weiner insisted he had forecast the arc of his campaign.

But in Brussels, turning to the I.M.F. is seen as conceding that the monetary union cannot care for its own.

"We tried to be conservative," Hoeffler told the Guardian, while conceding that the figures were "ballpark".