Sentence examples for is generally conceded from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miller is generally conceded to be a sure winner in November.

That New York possesses one of the most efficient systems of civil practice in the country is generally conceded.

Smells Like Teen Spirit is generally conceded to be one of the most epochal songs in the history of rock'n'roll.

Dirac claimed a place for them in physics and it is generally conceded that mathematicians recognize that elegance has a legitimate role in mathematics.

Now the Concorde is generally conceded a modest chance of playing a long‐lasting, if limited, role in international travel.

It is impossible, therefore, to establish an absolutely definitive list of antipopes, but it is generally conceded that there were at least 37 from 217 to 1439.

Mr. Mc Donnell and Theodore W. Kheel, head of the mediating group, were generally conceded to be the most dedicated doodlers.

The paradoxical result was that what was generally conceded to have been one of the best cryptographic systems in the history of cryptology was also the least secret.

Zola's final series of novels, Les Trois Villes (1894 98; The Three Cities) and Les Quatre Évangiles (1899 1903; The Four Gospels), are generally conceded to be far less forceful than his earlier work.

Seventh on Sixth has announced ambitious plans for moving the women's shows back to Bryant Park, after what was generally conceded to be a disastrous season at the Chelsea Piers.

Although the founders of great religions (Confucius, Zoroaster, the Buddha, Moses, Jesus, Mani, Muhammad) are generally conceded to have had actual existence, information about them is couched in legendary terms that have many mythological features.