Sentence examples for this conceding that from inspiring English sources

In his tight-lipped epilogue, Watson acknowledges this, conceding that Franklin "definitely [established] the essential helical parameters [of the DNA molecule] and locating the ribonucleic chain halfway out from the central axis" – a crucial admission.

But of course, this concedes that thinking cannot be simply symbol manipulation".

Chomskyans typically take this point, conceding that the argument from the poverty of the stimulus is not apodeictic.

Without more money, this will mean conceding that Americans will not return to the moon by 2020, as Mr Bush hoped.

Many saw this as James conceding that he would never be able to win a championship on his own.

Habermas could perhaps respond to this argument by conceding that his claim that only the conditions of nature like growth can ground autonomy is too strong.

At this, the poor woman burst into tears, conceding that this was indeed her problem.

"By no means are we conceding that this lease amendment is valid," Mr. Weiss said.

Taking this line would require conceding that in every world there are properties.

However, even most proponents of this theory concede that it isn't the full story.

The cosmologists who have made this proposal concede that it is a radical idea.