Sentence examples for language yes from inspiring English sources

Two of the most basic words in the English language, yes and no, are locked in a constant struggle, embodying abstract forces of agreement and opposition, positivity and negativity, acceptance and denial.

That's overblown, inflammatory language, yes, but it's almost boilerplate for the North — and it stops short of the regime's usual threat to turn Seoul into a sea of fire.

I'm working in different places and I don't know what the resources are in the community" (Doctor, ID: 10) " Language yes, because some people only want to be addressed in their home language, which is not always English.

Altamirano's arch and flowery language ("Yes, Readers of the Jury.... Oh, the tricks a poor narrator must resort to") mocks this tradition but fails to wrest itself free of it.

Most Turkish and Moroccan participants would like to receive information in respectively Turkish, Arabic and Berber language: 'Yes I want it in Turkish… because in that case, I know at least why my child receives that vaccination, otherwise I don't know' (Turkish participant).

For native speakers of English who are lazy about learning languages (yes, they exist), Brussels has become an embarrassingly easy place to work or visit.

Though shorter than the book, the script left intact Joyce's original language, including much of Molly Bloom's soliloquy, a ribald reverie unquotable here with the possible exception of the words "yes," "I," "said" and "yes".

That would indicate Spanish language, and yes, these people in Latin America speak Spanish.

So let's be brave in our schools with language, and yes – solidly old-fashioned with literature.

It's clear that Trump's antics, crude language, and, yes, vulgarity have alienated many members of the church.

I think I'm in many ways a different person in each language, and, yes, what comes out is very different.