Sentence examples for makes little concession from inspiring English sources

Jeter makes little concession to age.

Vigncastrisi itself is an authentic slice of southern Italian life that makes little concession to tourism and is all the more interesting for it.

Even if you swerve such exotica as black bean tripe, chicken claws or the numbingly hot Szechuan shredded pork ("mind blowing spicy," warns the menu), be prepared for food that makes little concession to prissy Western palates.

Newly elected French President Emmanuel Macron's noticeably tense and lengthy handshake with Trump was a deliberate effort to "show that we won't make little concessions, even symbolic ones," he told a French outlet in an interview published Sunday.

While the UK festival model has spread through the world, festivals taking place in countries such as Croatia can often have a "Brits abroad" feel with promoters making little or no concession to local culture or a local audience.

Our narrator may seem to make relatively little concession to the satisfactions of narrative, but the bones of a story are in there somewhere, invisibly holding it all together.

President Milosevic is wavering at the moment, but his concessions have made little impression on the demonstrators, and he obviously still needs a little more encouragement.

He governed with an autocratic style, refusing to offer concessions to opponents and making little effort to gain new allies.

The culturally specific argot, the narrowly British concern with football, and the genre's fascination with certain key crimes – notably the notorious Rettendon murders in 1995 – mean that unlike other areas of the British film industry, little concession is made to what overseas audiences, particularly in the US, will make of it all.

He made concession after concession.

But it makes no concessions to those who have little or no familiarity with the mad Frenchman whose "theatre of cruelty" had a major influence on modern theatre.