in-a-sentence.com, use conceded in a sentence

Use conceded in a sentence

Sentences ending with conceded

Twenty-five years have passed since one of your honored Presidents spoke to this Society of certain limitations to the power of our Art, now very generally conceded. [3]
That is conceded. [5]

Sentences containing conceded two or more times

To sum up: The feeling, it is conceded, is not engendered by the mere conduct of the materializee; it is conceded that it does not arise from any pang which the personality of the materializee could assuage. [5]

More example sentences with the word conceded in them

He hesitated--like one who isn't quite sure--then conceded the point. [5]
We believe that we may promise him as warm a welcome among ourselves as he will receive even in America; that his place will be at once conceded to him among the first historians in our common language. [6]
Some of the things demanded by the Johannesburgers' Manifesto have been conceded since the days of the Raid, and the others will follow in time, no doubt. [5]
The others had their reserves; they readily conceded that Alma had genius, but they were sure she needed instruction. [8]
You have conceded the reasoning power in two instances. [5]
Her feeling for the poor shows that she has a standard of benevolence; there she has conceded the millionaire's privilege of having a standard; since she evidently requires him to adopt her standard, she is by that act requiring herself to adopt his. [5]
If I gave the letters up, she would not stir, and the disputed territory between us should be by articles conceded by the French. [11]
She was at once flattered and annoyed, flattered, because, as a woman, Stephen had conceded her a mind. [9]
It is conceded on all hands that the Prohibitory law is also beaten. [7]
But the custom of planting it in the front yard with the shrubbery is fast going out of vogue, for it is now generally conceded that, the pumpkin as a shade tree is a failure. [5]
I think it must be conceded that the position of the Australasian Day is unique, solitary, unfellowed; and likely to hold that high place a long time. [5]
Richard Guetin, Talbot's lieutenant, being convinced that he and his five hundred men were left helpless, conceded that it would be useless to try to hold out. [5]
How did Dr. Jackson gain the position which all conceded to him? [3]
They invented an ingenious sophism which, if conceded, was followed by perfectly logical steps, through all the incidents, to the complete destruction of the Union. [7]
You conceded the floor to me; make it good, or you have lied! [5]
Like Shakespeare, Mr. Cooke was judged by his works, and from these he was generally conceded to be an illiterate and indifferent person of barbarous tastes and a mania for horses. [9]
His election was conceded, but he could not sit in the board of aldermen without his brother, and his brother could not sit there because he was not a member. [5]
It is generally conceded that what literature in America needs at this moment is honest, competent, sound criticism. [4]
It was generally conceded that Monsieur Pierre would have made an early excursion to a place where none is ever "ordered up," if he had not been free with the money which he so plentifully won. [11]
He had always been, regarded as the most elegant gentleman in his territory, and it was conceded by all that no man thereabouts was anywhere near his equal in the telling of an obscene story except the venerable white-haired governor himself. [5]
But nothing had been conceded without an equivalent; for Benjamin was well aware of the immense difficulties which he, as chief of the Church, could put in the way of the new government of the country. [10]
It seems to be conceded that there are a few human peculiarities that can be generalized and located here and there in the world and named by the name of the nation where they are found. [5]
Fame inspires love, and what the world will not grant my master, in spite of his great talent, it conceded to the other long ago. [10]
It may be and has been conceded that Mr. Motley writes as a partisan,--a partisan of freedom in politics and religion, as he understands freedom. [6]
Or have they a sense of power in the possession of this conceded incomprehensibility that they would not lay down for any visible insignia of that power? [4]
The results of a man like this, so extensively known as one of the most philosophical and candid, as well as brilliant of instructors, and whose admirable abilities and signal liberality are generally conceded, ought to be of great weight in deciding the question. [3]

This page helps answer: how do I use the word conceded in a sentence? How do you use conceded in a sentence? Can you give me a sentence for the word conceded? It contains example sentences with the word conceded, a sentence example for conceded, and conceded in sample sentence.