Sentence examples for all that yes from inspiring English sources
The phrase "all that yes" is not standard or widely recognized in written English
It may be used informally to express strong agreement or affirmation, but it lacks clarity and context. Example: "When she asked if I wanted to join the project, I replied with all that yes!"
There is something in all that, yes.
So, after all that, yes, if I have the pen and paper, I'll try to write, although it might be dark.
Having said all that, yes, they made a mistake.
Sure, it's crowded and bewildering and stressful and you can't write anything about anything without worrying about shilling for somebody, but all that aside (yes, all that) it's fascinating to see what's coming in consumer tech all laid out in front of you.
López, the president, and the Farc are all confident that "yes" will prevail.
Everyone I talked to - Russian friends, teachers at the language institute - they all believed that yes, the USSR had its problems, but it was not in danger of disappearing.
A: Without giving anything away, strangely, even after all that... yes, it is.
"We have to get out the view -- perhaps through a forum that includes all sides -- that yes, there are issues with trade, but over all the economy has benefited," said James H. Keyes, chairman of Johnson Controls and of the manufacturers' association.
In a preview for the episode, Julianne Hough takes on Lonely Island's "I Just Had Sex," confirming to all skeptics that, yes, an "Saturday Night Live" spoof can actually be a legit song.
And, suddenly, after all that hope and yes-we-can, things look a bit hopeless and maybe-we-can't: can't avoid economic meltdown, can't shut down Guantánamo, can't ensure the future of the planet, and so on.
