Sentence examples similar to notably conceded from inspiring English sources
Notably, it concedes that in our newly interdependent world the distinction between domestic and foreign affairs is diminishing.
And he also conceded that several major talents -- notably Alexander McQueen and Michael Kors -- had left because, he said, "the DNA wasn't right," a phrase also used by his top lieutenants.
He was famed for his political interviews, most notably with Richard Nixon in 1977, in which the US president conceded some fault over Watergate for the first time.
In Europe, however, Wolves' style was much less effective and there were two memorable thrashings - by a polyglot Barcelona, notably in the mud of Molineux, when five goals were conceded.
The home side faded notably thereafter, ill discipline and a resurgent visiting pack seeing another pair of penalties conceded.
The home side were able to dictate the pace of the game and the Saints conceded costly penalties policing the breakdown themselves, Salesi Ma'afu and Wood most notably.
And some of the unions' privileges, notably when it comes to overtime pay, could indeed be trimmed – as the unions have conceded.
It should also be conceded that Mr Barroso has not managed to generate much enthusiasm among interest groups, notably big business, that ought to be his natural supporters.
Thus, Ukip-waverers are courted, very real policy failures – notably that British youngsters are so much less work-ready than their foreign counterparts – are dodged, and the debate is conceded to the ignorant and the downright bigoted.
