Sentence examples for made to concede from inspiring English sources

The silent majority is made to concede its own guilt.

Pringle said that left the UK government fighting to protect a principle that Salmond's team was already ready to concede: "They made their one red line the binary referendum so in that sense they did kind of … they played into our hands in terms of making a presentation like that".

At which point, you have to concede that he makes some sense.

Finally I have to concede that Sunday is make or break.

It may make sense to concede that while the city values all its workers, the demands of some jobs make them worthy of better contract terms than others.

The home side seemed content to hold out but were made to pay when they conceded in the final minute.

Stephan Lichtsteiner was the only significant addition made to a backline that conceded 47 goals last year, yet this season under Conte Juventus have allowed only 19 – 13 fewer than anyone else in the division.

"The lads never dropped their heads, even when we made a mistake to concede the goal.

12.44pm BST First set: Gulbis* 3-4 Djokovic (*denotes server) I was just writing that only one of these players was making any unforced errors here, when the one who wasn't making any – Djokovic – made an absolute howler to concede the game, running onto a poor drop shot with the court at his mercy, and missing it.

It appeared the match was drifting away from the top seed but she battled on and finally made the breakthrough, although she was assisted by her opponent, who made four horrible errors to concede her advantage.

Knowing that, it made sense for me to concede that the policeman had an advantage: he was going to have the privilege of telling our story.