Sentence examples for doesn't concede from inspiring English sources

Gerber, by the way, doesn't concede that last point.

I am not going to give up on love, because I don't want to be that person.' Lopez doesn't concede that any of her past relationships were destructive.

This is not to say that Mr. Hurd should be let off the hook for, in his words, failing "to live up to the standards and principles of trust, respect and integrity that I have espoused at H.P". (Note, by the way, that he doesn't concede that he violated H.P.'s standards of business conduct).

Rousey is a former judo champion, and she won her first eight M.M.A. fights with a move known in judo as juji gatame, which can be painful to contemplate, let alone receive: it is a type of arm bar designed to hyperextend an opponent's elbow, stretching ligaments, tearing the articular capsule, and even grinding away the bone if the opponent doesn't concede quickly enough.

Marseille make the first attack of note, with Steve Marlet chesting the ball into the path of Didier Drogba, who is penalised for being offside. 2 mins: Titus Bramble lunges for the first time this evening and doesn't concede a free-kick, corner, throw-in or goal.

She is moved by all forms of beauty, including that of the Minnesota landscape and that of a young man who comes to town as a tailor late in the novel and who courts her (she entertains his crush but doesn't concede her virtue).

"This settlement does not concede the point.

The Gore campaign does not concede the point.

"He does not concede, he does not give up, he does not surrender.

In this instance, the recording industry does not concede that the Audio Home Recording Act permits such copying.

The man who prosecuted Mr. Jones, however, does not concede that the defendant was innocent.