Sentence examples for he himself conceded from inspiring English sources

As he himself conceded, he had not written his book.

But as he himself conceded, outlays and outcomes are not the same thing.

It was not good enough, as he himself conceded last night.

Christopher Plummer, by contrast, struck an effortless chord of decorum, mellifluousness, and pride, though, as he himself conceded, he had had plenty of time to rehearse.

But I find pretty plausible his explanation of that and, to his credit, he himself conceded that his "phraseology was ill-advised and inappropriate".

There have been fears that the atmosphere for this eagerly anticipated match could turn nasty as it did at Kiawah Island in 1991 and Brookline in 1999, and Azinger's early declaration will do little to ease such tension, as he himself conceded.

He himself concedes he could do little without the assent of US officials.

But given that he himself concedes that Obama isn't going to cave and go along with such a policy move, how on earth does it help the G.O.P. press their case on the mandate issue if they're tying it to government shutdown that's even more unpopular than Obamacare?

Maybe, he describes himself conceding, the sole redeeming feature of smug Miss Woodhouse was that she seemed to share his distaste for the dull society of Highbury.

Nitschke himself conceded he hardly treats any patients as a GP these days, rather concentrating on his work with Exit.

Dr. Commoner himself conceded that he would not have made a very good president.