Sentence examples for yes, yet from inspiring English sources

The other official said, "We're making progress but it's not a yes yet".

It may just mean they haven't seen a strong enough reason to say yes yet.

A poll by Ipsos Mori released at the beginning of Tuesday night's debate reported the company's highest support for yes yet, at 42%.

More likely challengers are Michael Laudrup's Spartak, bolstered by the arrival of the Brazilian forward Alex (yes, yet another one) from Internacional, who should add a much-needed creative spark to a side who had been solid but unspectacular.

Bold claims — yes — yet there is no government spending required to implement this plan and it should increase innovation spending by 25X!

Says Lauerman, who will serve as CEO, Weinberg isn't being constrained to any form or prototype for the website, whose technical underpinnings include the content management system and (yes, yet another Lerer investment) RebelMouse.

The Liberals also campaigned keenly for a yes vote, yet a good third of those who generally back them said boo to the party's leaders over the euro.

Depressing, yes, and yet here I am, acting as Oscar Wilde in a play about three queens with a lot of nude boys on stage, with a normal theatre-going crowd not judging it in a shocked way at all.

This way you are always ready to tuck in, but you can stop loathing yourself when you have to say yes to yet another plastic fork.

Being a web developer, like many other human endeavors, is prone to irrational arguments, emotional overreach and yes, unfounded yet long-standing myths.

He called Simon "Captain", yes, unaccountably yet helpfully because you instantly knew everything about Clive, soup to (let's not think about it) nuts, and was tempted to advise his young "captain" into "boxes".