Sentence examples for will concede that from inspiring English sources

Certainly even a skeptic will concede that could conceivably occur.

So I will concede that is important that a good definition of marriage exclude marriages that trivialize the institution.

He will concede that he looked very, very sad.

However, Babbage will concede that man cannot subsist on such an ethereal diet for long.

But even Kelvin McKenzie will concede that there comes a time when an apology is warranted.

Perhaps, under this scenario, enough Republicans will concede that the country can't afford more tax cuts.

No devotee of Odets will concede that he had forsaken the common man.

If Blair is questioned on the issue, he will concede that mistakes were made.

Criminals will concede that they might be killers, but not perverts.

Although anyone who saw that dance will concede that it's a bit late for that.

She will concede that national accounting is "more rigorous" and says Conservation International supports achieving it "eventually".