Sentence examples for though he conceded from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gribbon defended the spending, though he conceded that the technology needed work.

"Logically there is only one scenario," he said, though he conceded that he had no evidence.

"But I do now," he said, though he conceded: "I don't like to go out too much.

Pickford's, even though he conceded four, was excellent but that cannot be said for the substitute Jan Kirchhoff.

It was a coup for Levin, even though, he conceded, Blackmun's appearance turned out to be "terrible television".

Mr. Caddell said he did not see any flashes, though he conceded a more thorough review might show some.

Joseph R. Palmore, a lawyer for the government, said yes, though he conceded that the right approach was "a close question".

"I never thought of it that way," he said, though he conceded, "It's true there are more African-American stand-ups".

Comey has said publicly that he welcomes the inspector general's review — though he conceded he might face criticism.

Dorrian did not discuss the seriousness of the resistance the Iraqi lines are confronting, though he conceded some had encountered "tougher areas".

He said he did not hate people who are not white, though he conceded that some of his fellow demonstrators likely do.