Sentence examples for that yes many from inspiring English sources

Let me stave off protests about Puritans and teetotalers by agreeing that, yes, many older adults can enjoy a few drinks without danger.

So my column this week is an effort to resurrect the idea that yes, many red wines do in fact go with many cheeses.

A group of the interviewers there finally confirmed that, yes, many psychotherapists do postpone their jury-duty service until vacation time, thus causing a spike in their numbers every August.

Instead, he said, he discovered that "yes, many companies are on Twitter, but many have questions about how and why to use it, and many are still not on Twitter".

Answering a question about how ordinary visitors see the installation in what might be mistaken for a cluttered warehouse, the president of the town's art commission explains that, yes, many visitors are puzzled.

"There needs to be some understanding that yes, many things are better than they were," said Earl Bracy, a clinical psychologist and author of the books, Too Young to Die: Inner-City Adolescent Homicides and this year's The Making of a Psychologist.

(Before you write that angry comment, yes, many churches do use the money for helping the poor).

"What's going to prevent a big rally from being sparked is that, yes, there are many signs of stabilization, but there are also still signs of deterioration," said Stephen J. Massocca, president of Pacific Growth Equities, an investment bank in San Francisco.

The story is a puzzle whose missing pieces the reader needs to fill, flipping back and forth to ensure that information is correct, confirming that, yes, that phrase (and many others) appeared like code in the opening pages.

I had fun at that, yes! MR: I was in many a sweaty room to watch you.

"For now, we are looking to build the core technology, but we know there are so many vertical applications that yes we expect that we may commercialise one or two of them ourselves, to eat own dogfood".