Sentence examples for grudgingly concede from inspiring English sources

Sure, there have been exceptions, people will grudgingly concede.

I'll grudgingly concede there's a sense in which that's true.

There are, they grudgingly concede, pluses to the fame.

Thomas's harshest critics grudgingly concede that he is an outstanding evaluator of talent.

The emergence of the rebels is likely to speed progress considerably, officials grudgingly concede.

Most Americans prefer to use cash at least some of the time, and even those who do not, like Mr. Zazula, grudgingly concede they cannot live without it.

Thousands more, says David Cameron now, grudgingly conceding to popular pressure.

"I've had that complaint from everybody," Campbell grudgingly conceded.

He initially opposed extending a so-called millionaires' tax (though, eventually, he grudgingly conceded).

Hitchens grudgingly concedes: "Sure, any principled position is admirable even if it's wrong.

The overwhelming impression is of the minimum possible degree of transparency being grudgingly conceded.