Sentence examples for long conceded from inspiring English sources

Mr. Long conceded all defense points.

Almost everyone involved has long conceded that the United States Olympic Committee needs an overhaul.

Companies like Ford and G.M. have long conceded that their German factories used forced labor.

But as serious scholars have long conceded, hard proof of the first 2,000 years is missing.

But then, women have long conceded that they dress not for men, but to impress other women.

General Basbug has long conceded that military means alone cannot solve the Kurdish problem.The withdrawal of American troops from Iraq could also work in favour of peace.

The Dalai Lama long ago conceded Beijing's sovereignty over Tibet.

The filmmakers, for instance, long ago conceded that their hero should not get drunk with a 12-year-old.

Even Lenin's most savage op ponents long ago conceded that this anomaly was directly and solely attributable to Lenin.

"We know more about the battle of Jericho than we do about hockey on Long Pond," conceded L. S. Loomer, a local amateur historian.

Yet Mourinho has long since conceded an error in pre-season planning which saw his squad return in mid-July, a week after almost all other Premier League rivals, and immediately depart for a base in Montreal, Canada.