Sentence examples for forms of yes from inspiring English sources

Say opo/po, which are respectful, formal forms of "yes", when talking to social superiors such as people from an older generation, one's boss or teacher, the President, royalty, and even the Pope.

In an era when most televised award shows are awkward as hell, the 2016 Oscars took it to a new level of hot-take launching weirdness, from the usual mindless presenter banter to constant reminders from the Academy, which often took the form of "yes, we're aware we have a race problem here's a joke about it".

The responses to the items in the questionnaire mainly had the form of yes (agree), no (disagree), uncertain or refusal.

Data input is in the form of yes-no questions.

The YES arbitration was also awaited in Chicago, Houston, Denver and Charlotte, N.C., where teams are forming versions of YES.

Sure there was a lot of discussion of how the left should deal with the SNP, the possibilities of some form of electoral yes alliance, more of which in a later, less speedy blog.

Comics are hugely labour intensive compared with many other forms of reporting and, yes, a tiny part of her worries that while she was busy drawing Rolling Blackouts, things changed almost beyond recognition in two of the three countries it depicts.

"People love powerful storytelling and writing and if it is in the form of poetry, yes, they will buy it.

"So in terms of a need for a cheap, fast, functioning alternative form of payment, yes - Bitcoin does have a greater opportunity in sub-Saharan Africa".

AMSTAR checklist items are presented in the form of questions, with possible responses of YES (item/question fully addressed), NO (item/question not addressed), CANNOT ANSWER (not enough information to answer the question), and NOT APPLICABLE.

Yes, Rolls-Royce could build smaller nuclear reactors around the country and yes, other forms of renewable energy could help.