Sentence examples for gladly concede from inspiring English sources

John Updike was a great and majestic writer, and anything I might've learned from him I gladly concede.

In another context, I would gladly concede that my proposed punishment falls well short of fitting the crime.

I gladly concede that the grotesque rhetorical ramblings of Henry Carr, whether in soliloquy or in his long first-act confrontation with Tzara, are sublimely funny; but at the heart of the enterprise something is sterile and arbitrary.

Capitalism, for all it's flaws, is a force for lifting living standards - although, I will gladly concede that some are raised much higher than others.

I gladly concede the uniqueness of every human being.

Maybe Washington has offered a major concession on Ukraine, something President Barack Obama may gladly concede given what a disaster the U.S. adventure in that country has become.

I gladly conceded that the government has been more egalitarian than it is prepared to admit.

He cooked everything for our family, and always had; my mother was never interested in the kitchen, and gladly conceded that territory.

It is our one grudging concession to the changing scale of light, while all the rest of nature gladly concedes around us.

Coe gladly concedes that north Derbyshire provides "conditions in which we can operate successfully", and he nods enthusiastically when the head adds, "You either take your chance or you don't.

Ion rates himself superior at that task to all his competitors but gladly concedes that he can only interpret Homer (531a).