The phrase "all this yes" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used informally to express agreement or affirmation in a casual context, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "After considering all the options, I can say all this yes to the proposal."
Alternatives: "all of this is a yes" or "this is all a yes."
But sometimes all this "yes, I can" results in something very different indeed: a severe case of "no.
There are uninformed husbands that don't explain to their wives all this; yes there are a lot of women that do not know any of these things.
We know all this, yes, but what about the stuff we don't know?
But the best part about all this (yes there is a best part) is that this store has an exclusive deal with Roland to carry the Roland Ax-Synth.
There was just so much material for this album, and we ended up with thirteen tracks which we thought were the best tracks and again, it's just a natural thing, "Do youse all like this?" "yes," and if you don't like something it's just so much easier to get it together.
Also, for those that inevitably won't read through all of this, yes Google absolutely did not acquire Zynga or AOL, but rather invested in them, which is demarcated by a *, see top right.
In the midst of all of this, yes, email marketing still holds value.
Here's the thing with all of this, yes, you're right, people using their phones an excessive amount in clubs is annoying.
The point of all this being – yes, parents need to take responsibility, but there is no shortcut.
I looked out at the little low, diminishing white shadow motionless against the darkening bricks, and I thought, All right, yes, this is where you are now, and this is what I'm doing to help you.
But when you see a modest rise in incomes for the lower tiers of the income distribution, you have to realize that all — yes, all — of this rise comes from the women, both because more women are in the paid labor force and because women's wages aren't as much below male wages as they used to be.
