Sentence examples for perhaps conceded from inspiring English sources

(It is the positum that is admitted, but the propositum that is perhaps conceded).

True, up to a point, the egalitarian will perhaps concede.

"It's time to make Bloomberg history!" Perhaps conceding too much, he told the crowd: "Give the man encouragement.

It is understood the Southbank Centre is hoping to reach a negotiated settlement with the skaters, perhaps conceding some spaces.

The big newspaper groups might convince the recognition panel that IPSO meets the standards of the charter, perhaps conceding on matters like arbitration and fully independent oversight.

The artist is not interviewed by the director about his work, but Fiennes – perhaps conceding that some explicit commentary does need to be built in – films an interview that Kiefer gives to a German journalist.

In this sense, killing the Joker in City has martyred his view of the world and forced Batman to perhaps concede that his own ideas are not worth the time of day.

Perhaps, Rupert conceded, it was title that "he lost sight of" because it was so small relative to the size of News Corp; the problem for both father and son, regardless of the all the chatter about the succession, is whether the media empire that the octagenarian has created is too large for its management and its Murdochs to be able to govern effectively.

Perhaps, he conceded, we come to resemble our enemies.

Perhaps I conceded too much: I had read enough of her opinions to find them good but not great--like much of the competent but not especially distinctive writing that characterizes most federal appellate opinions.

Perhaps, she concedes when I push the point with her, the "hero" might even be the radio set itself.