Sentence examples for yes, real from inspiring English sources

YES, real estate is ultimately about location and price.

And yes, real economists would prefer to tax carbon at the source, but so far the political will is not there.

And yes, real cost control will ultimately depend on changing the ways doctors are paid and organized, as Atul Gawande has brilliantly explained in (yes) The New Yorker.

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The runners-up included the mango chicken (yes, real mango with chicken strips, bok choi, onion and sweet red pepper), and the beef randang (hefty chunks of tender meat, marinated intensely with eastern spices).

If you'd encountered me on the street recently, you might have seen me trotting along, laughing aloud to David Sedaris's "Barrel Fever" or Tina Fey's "Bossypants," or crying — yes, real tears and grimaces, I have to admit — to the ending of "The Mill on the Floss".

And yes, that real life isn't set to music, inspirational or otherwise.

Because unlike Sexy Fish (yes! still real name!), that doesn't really go out of fashion.

But perhaps yes, if real concessions are made by both sides and the nuclear issue is not taken in isolation.

Did you know it has a truck – yes, a real truck – to drive your data to the cloud?

The closest thing she had, Ms. Brennen said, was a female mule, Sunday (yes, the real name).