Sentence examples for so I concede from inspiring English sources

So I concede there are challenges -- including the need to keep reasonable arms accessible to reasonable people for reasonable use.

Why don't you make a crime film?' So I conceded that he was right, and we started thinking about a crime film".

So, commenters, I concede the inarguable truth that you may be right.

And so while I concede Le Vernis varnishes are still a big extravagance, I can assure you Chanel is working a lot harder for your cash.

So I'll concede that farmed fish represents a type of pragmatic sustainability (when done properly), but ethical?

So I will concede that is important that a good definition of marriage exclude marriages that trivialize the institution.

Nonetheless, it's a bad thing for society for terrible ideas to get more currency, and so I freely concede that it is potentially an objective cost of supporting Ron Paul that it might have a small effect of legitimizing this horrible idea.

"They're so narrowly focused on — what I concede is a weak spot — the lawsuit; they're so focused on that as a weapon that they're losing sight of all the good things that I've done".

So, I have to concede that at least 80percentt of my negative reaction to this inspiring and deeply humanistic people-gathering was a function of my own psychopathology, rather than the presence in one place of so many astrologers.

So, I have to concede that at least 80percentt of my negative reaction to this inspiring and deeply humanistic people-gathering so very many revere, was a function of my own psychopathology, rather than the presence in one place of so many astrologers.

So that afternoon in Boston I conceded to the President and talked about the need to bring the country together. . . .