Sentence examples similar to conceding this possibility from inspiring English sources

Bell concedes this possibility, although he's not sure that any human could refuse God forever.

Boston's newspapers and airwaves crackled with trade rumors and possibilities, already conceding this series and speculating on how this team can be rebuilt.

He is unable, for example, to remember whether he has ever met Tony Blair, though on second thoughts conceding the possibility of having bumped into the prime minister at "some dinner for Clinton in Downing Street".This was a big week for Viscount Cranborne.

When Lord Saatchi writes an article for the Daily Mail conceding the possibility that Marx may have been right about unbridled capitalism being doomed to fail, you know the ground is shifting.

Forster concedes this is a possibility, should "individuals manage to look at themselves in a new way," be it via their relationship to organized religion, to government, to family.

West concedes the possibility that this object could be an entrance of sorts, in the same way that the action of moving water can form caves below the surface.

It might be thought that this argument has already conceded the possibility of entropy decreasing.

The general Academic tactic against this view was to concede the possibility that an impression might meet conditions [a] and [b], but argue that condition [c] never obtained.

Mr. Hevesi, the most fiscally conservative on the panel, in effect conceded the possibility.

But the president also conceded the possibility that the Tigers were really ready to talk seriously.

Amaker laughed at the thought of it but conceded the possibility.