Sentence examples for i can concede from inspiring English sources
I can concede that the Hope and Champion may become a good setting for a remake of Brief Encounter.
I can concede that point.
"I think we can concede that that press release was not the cleverest press release in the history of the world," Mr. Munger said.
I can grudgingly concede the idea of using a plain vanilla cake to represent the middle of the log is a clever one visually – after all, logs are sort of beige inside – but I don't like it in practice.
While I can easily concede that not everything has to be up-to-the-minute new to get my attention, it is hard for me to drum up much enthusiasm for apartments that are rather basic when the prices are anything but.
I can easily concede that for many topics, the right numbers and platform may foster online learning and interactions as meaningful as those that take place in the average classroom or seminar room, specially for students and faculty accustomed to living part of their social lives online.
As much as I dislike Gretchen on the show, I can usually concede that she's one of the better designers.
You, a lay person, looking to rent a new flat or house: "Ah, I will just put the name of the area I want to live in – either Stoke Newington or Balham, those are the only two choices I can possibly concede – into Zoopla, and then pick the one closest to £700 a month, and go and see it exactly once, and then move there".
I don't think Gore can concede at this point.
The psychological egoist can concede that I must have desires for particular things, such as playing hockey.
