Sentence examples for grudgingly admitting that from inspiring English sources

The tough-talkers end up grudgingly admitting that what the President has done — as earlier, with Syria — is about all that you could do, given the circumstances.

On March 5, 1881, The New York Herald noted the end of his presidency by grudgingly admitting that Hayes had, despite handicaps, accomplished a few things: A rough Republican wit remarked the other day that Mr. Hayes came in by a majority of one and goes out by unanimous consent.

He grudgingly admitted that some, like the Chechens and Libyans, were good fighters.

Even so, many Petersburgers grudgingly admit that the outcome may be for the best.

I must grudgingly admit that even the Avant Garde looks good.

But they grudgingly admitted that many of their daily distractions were essential to their jobs.

But I do grudgingly admit that Christmas couldn't have been invented by any other nation.

It was only this week 12 days after the event that China grudgingly admitted that it had tested something in space.

But after this most recent attack both Washington and Islamabad have to grudgingly admit that they are working closely with each other.

But many grudgingly admit that he has brought attention and sponsorship to what they consider a sport.

But one of the Brotherhood's legal team later grudgingly admitted that Morsi and his colleagues would have to engage with the trial.