Sentence examples similar to might we concede from inspiring English sources

Had we conceded it might have been different but those are the decisions you live and die by".

"When you look at the tries we conceded they might look simple, but they are on the back of a lot of pressure we have soaked up.

Had we conceded it might have been different but those are the decisions you live and die by". "Gary Hooper is the best striker I have worked with.

We might just concede defeat and let him play for three hours instead!

How we might drolly concede their significance when heads of lettuce left in the fridge turn to black mush or green peppers melt into slime.

Well, the saner French farmer might concede, we know that could not work: French cheese and yoghurt-makers would simply buy in cheaper milk from next door in Belgium or the Netherlands.

"Sometimes it looked like we might just conceded one or two goals because we overplayed, but why not? "It is the start and let's see if it ends up with a miracle.

We might as well concede that part of the rest of the world's dislike of Sweden was simple jealousy.

Those carefree days of eating a kangaroo's bumhole existed in a time before structured reality decimated what we might now splutteringly concede were more authentic times for celebrity TV.

Kathleen Sgamma, the government affairs director of the Independent Petroleum Association of the Mountain States, said of the new lease proposals, "If you can't develop oil and natural gas in this part of rural Utah, we might as well concede the United States has lost all interest in energy security".

A critic might concede that we in fact hold these divergent attitudes toward humans and non-human animals but would question their moral significance: why should we regard the congenital absence of certain capacities as a tragedy for the individual lacking them if and only if that individual is human (McMahan 1996)?