Sentence examples for one must concede from inspiring English sources

You say, "L.A.'s invisible mayor needs to stop focusing on raising funds for his reelection and start demonstrating big-picture leadership". One must concede Hahn's grasp of the public mind.

Fine — but none of those things, one must concede, are of the sort that have flustered Stewart before.

"If one must concede it is better to do so with good grace," he wrote to Mazzini.

Fine but none of those things, one must concede, are of the sort that have flustered Stewart before.

At some point, one must concede that GOP partisans who imbibe hours of Fox News propaganda daily are immune to rational persuasion.

But one must concede that this view might be simplistic if placed within the context of the negative side effects of the bloated patronage and corrupt system.

I must concede also6 one of the sides, namely, that which ends at the strait and is washed by the Tyrrhenian Sea.

My hunch is that Mme Costa might have been one of those killed when the dam originally burst, though I must concede I have very little to back up that assertion.

I'm not wild about the graph print, but I must concede that it works.

Reluctantly, sadly, I must concede that this is the case….

But I must concede it's inspired engineering.