grudgingly acknowledge

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• After losing the debate, he had to grudgingly acknowledge his opponent's valid points.
• The CEO had to grudgingly acknowledge the success of his rival's new product.
• The company was forced to grudgingly acknowledge the design flaw in their new product.
• After a long argument, he finally did grudgingly acknowledge that she had a point.
• She grudgingly acknowledged that her brother's cooking was actually quite good.
• She grudgingly has to acknowledge that the new software is more efficient than the old one.
• The defeated general would only grudgingly acknowledge the enemy's strategic brilliance.
• The committee will have to grudgingly acknowledge the report's findings, despite their initial skepticism.
• Even the proudest scientist must eventually grudgingly acknowledge evidence that contradicts their theory.
• Historians now grudgingly acknowledge the contributions of figures who were once overlooked.
• He gave a slight nod, grudgingly acknowledging the compliment from his rival.
• Grudgingly acknowledging his defeat, the chess master shook his opponent's hand.
• The manager had to grudgingly acknowledge that the intern's idea was the best one presented.
• It was a fact they had to grudgingly acknowledge: their team was simply outplayed.
• With a heavy sigh, the politician grudgingly acknowledged the poll numbers were not in his favor.
• The company has grudgingly acknowledged its role in the environmental damage.
• They grudgingly acknowledge the need for change, but are slow to implement it.
• Even his harshest critics must grudgingly acknowledge that his performance was brilliant.
• I'll grudgingly acknowledge you were right, but only this once.
• I had to grudgingly acknowledge that my little brother's silly idea actually worked.