Sentence examples for we may concede from inspiring English sources

We may concede, however, that the stability and unanimity of expert opinion sure is hard to see.

If our pigeon undergoes substantial genetic mutation, and thereby loses its beak, feathers, and wings, we may concede that it is no longer a pigeon (Keil, 1989; Rips, 1989).

In that, the board may concede to some things.

The declarer may concede at any time before playing to the first trick.

But you may concede that it isn't much fun to trash something so eminently trashable.

You may concede to my opinions, but have I not already surrendered to you on some matters?

They may concede that the Arctic is melting and even that Greenland is beginning to appear a bit shaky.

Even viewers allergic to Sandler may concede that his air of mumbling drift is right for the role, and Cheadle never misses a beat.

If not, and the bidder doubts that the bid can be fulfilled in play, the bidder may concede immediately for a smaller penalty.

You may concede Dufresne's point — that his food would fit right in at an art gallery — but then you wonder, Is it really an appetizer?

For example, the defence may concede a case when prosecutors present a DNA fingerprint that links the defendant to a crime, negating the need for further tests.