Sentence examples for indirectly conceding from inspiring English sources
They wondered whether Giuliani was indirectly conceding that Trump knew about the meeting in advance, which Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen recently alleged and Trump's team has repeatedly denied.
France were no more threatening, although their first attack, after a line-out ploy saw Dusautoir combine with Yachvili and Williams Servat to stretch Wales, ended with Maestri rashly conceding a penalty that indirectly led to Cuthbert's try.
Hence, conceding the choice has an advantage.
They conceded another goal – albeit indirectly – from a corner against United.
The revelation that the Church of England's pension fund has money indirectly invested in Wonga was, he conceded, "very embarrassing", and the admission was followed by uncharacteristic paeans to "a very professionally managed company" run by "a very clever man".
He insisted Britain would not contribute to the EFSF bailout fund but conceded that extra money might be given indirectly through the UK's contributions to the International Monetary Fund.
While Bishop had claimed that nominating Rudd would not amount to endorsement of his bid, on Thursday morning Malcolm Turnbull conceded that a nomination would amount to indirectly supporting him.
