1. He makes little humorous concessive noises in his throat, to admit his mistake.

2. At first glance, therefore, concessive holists appear to take a purely pragmatic view of the relations between holism and individualism.

3. Though is a concessive conjunction.

4. Even though introduces a concessive clause . my family is more important than anything else is an object clause of the verb feel.

5. He always is concessive the person of his oppose is too sick.

6. The term of extinctive prescription embodies the rational concessive limitation of rights to facts, and compromise limitation of state-should-be to practical state.

7. The concessive complex sentences have subjective, so they have more pragmatic functions.

8. Concessive adverbial clause is used to express certain unfavorable circumstances or opposite conditions, which however, do not prevent the action in the main clause from happening.

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9. The sentence 'Although he's quiet, he's not shy' begins with a concessive clause.

10. In this chapter, I have sought to defend this concessive holist view by drawing attention to the explanatory interest underlying it.

11. We should take the text data as the center when selecting subject and choose the detailed, clear, concessive , novel and appropriate one in size when designing subject.

12. This thesis is devoted to the corpus-based study on Concessive Adverbial Clauses in Maritime Engineering English (MEE).