Sentence examples for yes language from inspiring English sources
Yes, all usages are of interest, and yes, language is mercurial, and yes, a dictionary needs multiple perspectives.
So yes, language and communication are major themes in a number of my films, whether it be In the Land of the Deaf, Etre et Avoir or Nenette.
Yes, language is important but it's the behaviour and actions of people that really count.
So one morning might find me speaking Italian with a Czech national because it is the only common language we speak--yes, language skills are helpful!
"Yes, yes [the language] marketing, it is a process of educating the researcher, to teach her/him to say in very few words or in exceedingly little time what needs to be said, and this costs a lot of effort, when you are talking about an investigator she/he needs her/his time and gets angry if that time is not there, it is not a small problem.
We talk about the importance of claiming the right to use a sexual voice -- to tell one's story and to assert the right to say what one does and does not want; and that bringing the "yes" into language is as important to young women as being empowered to bring the "no" into language as well.
But Deadpool's lack of conscious makes for a rawer story, and yes, colorful language.
They can enter a civil partnership but are banned from getting married, and within the civil partnership there can be no "genital acts" (yes, the language in their guidelines really gets that granular).
Ceaselessly prolific at 69 ("Iridule" was the first of seven premieres scheduled this season), Mr. Wuorinen continues to use an uncompromising and, yes, thorny language.
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.
