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Sentences ending with concede

That is what you are required to concede. [5]
Broadly speaking, its function is to refute--as you will easily concede. [5]
It can no doubt be easily shown that the colleges have contributed the intellectual part of this progress, and that that part is vast; but that the material progress has been immeasurably vaster, I think you will concede. [5]
You see he does not claim so many prisoners or captured guns as you were inclined to concede. [7]

Short sentences using concede

We must concede it. [5]
I have to concede it. [5]
You concede that? [5]

More example sentences with the word concede in them

The man, however, would concede nothing but a permission to speak with his captive. [10]
Even his enemies will concede that. [5]
But, returning resolutely to the petit verre, I am willing to concede that all after fourscore is the bain de pieds,--the slopping over, so to speak, of the full measure of life. [6]
You have seemed to concede that you place Man and the rat on A level. [5]
I wish not to concede anything to them, but to tame, drill, divide, and break them up, and draw individuals out of them. [6]
We may concede the unity of all forms of force, but we cannot overlook the fixed differences of its manifestations according to the conditions under which it acts. [3]
I concede, therefore, that walking is an immeasurably fine invention, of which old age ought constantly to avail itself. [6]
Antiquarians concede that such a personage as Hercules did exist in ancient times and agree that he was an enterprising and energetic man, but decline to believe him a good, bona-fide god, because that would be unconstitutional. [5]
He chuckled to see how reluctant they all were at first to concede their homage to his favourite, and how soon they fell under that favourite's influence--all save one man, the Intendant of the duchy. [11]
It is the right spirit, I concede it; it attracts me; I feel the influence of it; if I were with her more I think I should take it up myself. [5]
I am by no means disposed to concede to the vulgar prejudice on this point. [6]
I think I must concede it. [5]
He retained, however, more confidence in some remedial agents than most of the younger generation would concede to them. [3]
Very well, the man who disputes none of them we concede to be entitled to go at large. [5]
A concession was in that word, but one could not struggle so piteously and concede nothing. [9]
As a result--as I understand it--I am required to concede that there is absolutely no intellectual frontier separating Man and the Unrevealed Creatures? [5]
He said in his most conspicuously casual vein: "Er--uh--by the way, Hawkins, we are feeling disappointed about this thing--the way the materializee is acting, I mean--we are disappointed; you concede that? [5]
He would willingly have made peace with the people bleeding from a thousand wounds, but how could he concede the toleration of the heretical faith and the withdrawal of the troops on which he relied? [10]
To be strictly fair, I will concede that now and then one of them will answer your letter, but when they do they avoid the issue--you cannot pin them down. [5]
And she was fain to concede --she who had never known privilege--a certain intoxicating quality to this eminence. [9]
But Roosevelt is excusable--I recognize it and (ought to) concede it. [5]
They discussed it every which way, more or less hopefully, but they had to finish where they began, and concede that the only really sane explanation of the absence of the notice must be--and without doubt was--that Tilbury was not dead. [5]
And when these embodiments pass by, we do not want them scoffed at; we desire that people shall be obliged to concede that they are worthily clothed, and politely. [5]
Many critics will concede that there is much truth in Mr. Arnold's remark on the want of "evolution" in Emerson's poems. [6]
I will also concede that emancipation would help us in Europe, and convince them that we are incited by something more than ambition. [7]
And when you come to consider the intrinsic value of it, you must concede that it is not every literary club that could afford a badge like that. [5]
Motive may stand; but you have allowed a snake to scream, and I will not concede that that was the best word. [5]
Among the inadequate attempts to account for the assassination we must concede high rank to the many which have described it as a "peculiarly brutal crime" and then added that it was "ordained from above. [5]
I concede not a single exception. [5]
Conditions had been a good thing to concede, temporarily, and for advantage; but they have served their turn--let something of a fresher sort and of more consequence be considered. [5]
To my mind--" "Father, if you will look at it without prejudice, without passion, you must concede that I am not doing a rash thing, a thoughtless, wilful thing, with nothing substantial behind it to justify it. [5]

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