While some restraint is warranted before proclaiming this the "Twitter revolution", what should be obvious is that the only reason we're able to see, hear, read – and yes, argue – about what's been unfolding in Iran is due almost entirely to new media technologies.
Yes, yes, but what about what that reader wants to know how does the Type-S perform in the marketplace, especially after, say, you've driven it for 50,000 miles and four years and want to sell it?
But let's take the pressure off of yes and think about what it means to us internally.
Without a degree of common sense, and yes, political savvy, about what might realistically make things better, it may be that nothing will be achieved at all.
If your teacher says yes, start thinking about what you could do in this club.
Yes, yes, but what about the people with rodent heads in "My American Uncle"?
And, yes, that's about what the 2009 model costs.
Her husband interrupted, "Yes, yes, but what about her teeth?" View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By Jia Tolentino.
Then I moved to Oxford and I have a walking group and a book club and I still... Yes, yes, but what about the lion v the tiger, who would win that?
Despite the frenzied scare mongering about students writing up sexual contracts or women accusing innocent men willy-nilly, what this actually means is that more young people will talk openly about what "yes" really is, how to communicate it and how to listen to and respect both yes and no.
