Sentence examples for explicitly conceded that from inspiring English sources
As hard as it is to believe, this was the first time that any senior administration official had explicitly conceded that greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare.
Hempel explicitly conceded that many scientific advances fail to make one feel at home with the phenomena and, indeed, that they sometimes replace a familiar world with something much stranger.
A number of authors who have been otherwise critical of the Wager have explicitly conceded that the Wager is valid — e.g. Mackie 1982, Rescher 1985, Mougin and Sober 1994, and most emphatically, Hacking 1972.
Mr. Holbrooke, an adviser to the Kerry campaign, said that the administration must now explicitly concede that the American presence in Iraq is illegitimate and illegal in the eyes of the Arab world and turn affairs over to the United Nations.
Some American counterterrorism officials conceded that point.
He conceded: "That guy's still there.
I conceded that was possible.
He conceded, "that's their business.
Trump conceded that point afterward as well.
Even Bryant concedes that day is coming.
