Today, we get an affirmative answer thanks to the work of Eric Malmi at the University of Aalto in Finland and few pals.
Edmund's random confession that he thinks everybody looks fat gets an affirmative from Regan, played with peevish humor by April Matthis.
"The frustration is not what the deal will be, but who they can talk to to get an affirmative vote in the Legislature," said Marc Ganis, a consultant to sports teams.
Now a cynic might say, if you took Astroturf into a carpet store and asked if it were worth cleaning, you would get an affirmative, but I felt these were good guys, so I said go ahead.
Getting an affirmative response, he ended with the question, "Do you remember trying to sell yourself to British intelligence?" As Mr. Abdul Majid spluttered, "What do you mean?" Mr. Keen said he had no more questions, and the court adjourned for the day.
If you ask the players if they want me to take the job, I think you'd get an affirmative answer from the majority of the players".
Mr Martins said because of the costs involved, he would not proceed with the referendum unless he was "reasonably confident of getting an affirmative result".
In order for the first question to get an affirmative answer, every use of the sentence would have to be or issue in a statement that is true.[14] But although the sentence can be used in a schoolbook to make a statement that is true, it might also be used in a work of historical research, or in support of Raglan's decoration, in making a false statement.
Asking "Would a woman feel comfortable walking here at dusk?" and getting an affirmative response likely means that most people will feel comfortable using the space.
