Sentence examples similar to that is conceded from inspiring English sources

There were passes that were dropped, punts that were shanked and big plays that were conceded.

And in a certain way that's conceding the field to the barbarians.

Gibbon concedes — that is, "concedes" — the obvious truth of the Christian religion, and then asks, deadpan, what worldly mechanism would nonetheless have been necessary for its triumph?

Even if that's conceded (and he might not concede it), it limits his reach as a novelist.

"I think that's conceding too quickly," said Mark Edmundson, an English professor at the University of Virginia.

That point is conceded already.

It is conceded that neither of these things can be done.

It is conceded that the story contained a number of inaccuracies and false statements.

It is conceded that the officers made no attempt to obtain a warrant for Toy's arrest.

Here, it has been established and is conceded that the police had probable cause to search Lewis' car.

It is conceded that Iran does not benefit from the safety buffer of geographical isolation.