Sentence examples for i would concede that from inspiring English sources

"I would concede that Jimmy probably has the better disguised, the more lethal in-swinger than Ian," said Willis.

So even if it's generally right, and I would concede that it is, academic qualms about using it as a source are understandable and justified.

"As America's sole surviving double dipper," he said, "I would concede that the numbers have broken to the upside temporarily.

But though I am partisan, – as a musician and Yes Scotland board member – I would concede that Bowie has mildly troubled a few indy-minded creatives.

"Yes, he filed ethics charges against Speaker Wright, and I would concede that it wasn't just because Newt was out to clean up Congress," said Dan Meyer, a former Gingrich aide.

(There are strong rumours that the Krankies, Barrowman's partners in Glasgow panto, have also recorded a no endorsement. Given Barrowman's reception, we may need the data-retrieval powers of an Assange or Snowden to unearth that one). But though I am partisan, – as a musician and Yes Scotland board member – I would concede that Bowie has mildly troubled a few indy-minded creatives.

I've never flown Emirates before, but I'd concede that business class is hardly a burden.

I've been writing the New Band of the Day column for six and a half years and I'd venture that the most frequently cited influence – way more than the Beatles, Stones or the Velvets – would be the Mac, although I'd concede that this might be because I seek out purveyors of deathlessly immaculate west coast pop.

If the positive exceeded the negative, then I'd concede that those articles and books were right: Parenthood is worth it.

If I'm as generous as humanly possible, I'd concede that some of these establishments look pretty cool if you block out all the screaming idiots.

After I'd conceded that I might be wrong, the reader came back to agree on that at least: "I think 'Spanish Princess Cristina' would well convey the extent of her royal highness.