Sentence examples for which she concedes from inspiring English sources

(She remains fascinated with that relatively new technology, which she concedes is still in its infancy in terms of dance possibilities).

Kulikovskaya can hit overheads with either hand, but she serves with her left, which she concedes is probably her stronger hand, even though she writes and holds a knife with the other.

To her credit, she acknowledges that there is a bleak side to her reveries: the has-been dance-hall girl wallowing in memory and the true character of the Dust Bowl, which she concedes was "a tragic, horrible time, not a hopeful time".

Responding to ProPublica's findings, Facebook sent a statement attributed to Ami Vora, VP of product management, in which she concedes its system failed in this instance.

For Schmitt, the solution lies not in eschewing the daily grind of the sport ― which, she concedes, is a grind indeed.

Which, she conceded, didn't happen very often.

She characterized the event Monday as an "industrial accident at a nuclear site" which she conceded had "aroused emotion and vigilance".

"They were like, 'Your hips are too big.' " In addition to picking models, Ms. Leder assigns and edits the articles, which she conceded are one of the magazine's weaknesses.

She suggested that her relationship with Mr. Thomson — which she conceded was friendly but said was a source-reporter association — was used as a diversionary tactic by Mr. Prince to cover whatever his underlying reasons were for ousting Mr. Thomson.

Her husband is a lawyer for a software firm in Boulder, Colo., and his job has allowed her to stay at home with their three daughters, ages 4, 6 and 7. Still, despite her husband's good job, Ms. Tognetti, who is pregnant, watches how she spends money on food and family activities, which she conceded she might not have to worry about if she worked.

Last month, she started a flurry of debate on her blog, The Brazen Careerist (penelopetrunk.com) with a post advocating salary transparency (and in which she conceded that she hadn't yet laid the groundwork for such a policy at her company).