Sentence examples similar to generally conceding that from inspiring English sources

Dirac claimed a place for them in physics and it is generally conceded that mathematicians recognize that elegance has a legitimate role in mathematics.

But even the most ardent advocates of legalization generally concede that it can become a problematic habit for some users.

Even the defenders of civil disobedience generally concede that it can be justified only in limited circumstances.

The developers generally concede that assisted-living units are aimed at the middle and upper-middle class.

It is impossible, therefore, to establish an absolutely definitive list of antipopes, but it is generally conceded that there were at least 37 from 217 to 1439.

It is now generally conceded that the Book of Esther was written in the Persian period (it contains Persian but not Greek words) and reflects Persian custom.

Much Roman small work was exceedingly fine, though it is generally conceded that Roman productions are less aesthetically attractive than those of the Greeks.

Building employees, while a bit put off at first by computer tracking, generally concede that these systems have made their lives easier.

Four decades after their smashing military victory over Egypt, Jordan and Syria, Israelis generally concede that in many ways the war was a disaster.

With only three years of data in hand, sociologists have generally conceded that more reporting would be necessary to discern any trends in crime.

It is generally conceded that they have been the spearhead, however blunt, of much of the progress that has been made in pollution abatement.