Sentence examples for generously conceded from inspiring English sources
Some $400,000 - although Mr Case told the court that the money, Hollinger generously conceded, could be included in the already agreed purchase price of $14m.
The match was good as over after 25 minutes when the Indian defense generously conceded Kewell time and space and he picked his spot with a sweetly struck drive that easily beat the India goalkeeper, Subrata Paul.
The FSA's chairman, Sir Howard Davies, has become a keen advocate of the case for a single financial regulator though he has also, generously, conceded that the British approach is only one among many.Still, there is now a discernible trend in financial regulation towards the British model.
Els, 44, who won seven match play titles at the West Course at Wentworth from 1994-2007 but has never gone beyond the last four in the WGC event, generously conceded his opponent's two-foot putt.
If I'm acting out of altruism, why should I be expected to generously concede that the executives should make a lot of money?
In homage to Lawrence, Huxley had always been generously ready to concede that feeling might rank above thinking.
"Standing there trying to get the waist of the skirt suit to link at her side, the tops of her breasts, swollen with untaken milk, pushing above her bra, she does have a plumpness, a fullness that call to him," Updike concedes, generously.
He conceded that the new bursaries needed to be "better targeted than before" because the more generously funded EMA scheme was given to those who didn't necessarily need it.
