Sentence examples for yes members from inspiring English sources

And yes, members listened to experts -- prestigious individuals who Samuels suggests were all Rhodes recruits, "used" to tell a "story" to "actively mislead" the public about the Iran deal.

But that column did not detail that for about 900 other individuals from the world of government, academia, nonprofit groups - and, yes, members of the media - the sky-high corporate fees also are waived.

Yes, members provide people with what they need – but they do something much more unusual: they make people feel needed too, often people who have always received and come to believe those around them didn't need them.

Yes, Members of the Scottish Parliament are just as prone to political bullshitting.

Yes, members of Paul Butterfield's Blues Band backed Bob Dylan during his 1965 electric moment at the Newport Folk Festival, and its debut album burns, but its influence has diminished over the years.

Yes, members of this motley crew -- alongside hundreds of your Facebook friends -- have posted viral videos of themselves shivering gleefully in order to raise money for a good cause.

As regards the so-called 'ethical' amendments, yes, Member States who want to ban the use of foetal stem cells should be allowed to do so, and, Mrs Breyer, everybody who says that the Court of Justice would deny that and would put it under Article 95 is either not knowledgeable - which you are not - and then giving the wrong impression, I am afraid.

"Members have families, and yes, some members even pay child support," Ms. Bates wrote.

Sure, the band's treasurer, Tom Rickenbach, is a nephew of Paul Rickenbach, the mayor of the Village of East Hampton, and yes, some members are from old Sag Harbor families.

All six — yes, six — members of Monty Python, that influential British comedy troupe, which supplied us with those classic routines and catchphrases that we could totally recite from memory but won't bore you with, will come together in New York in the fall for to celebrate the group's 40th anniversary and to promote a documentary.

I was actually asked by a wide-eyed PhD student what my poster (yes, poster: members of tiny start-ups don't often get asked to speak at the podium) could possibly be about: "Are you going to try to sell us some new medication?" Read, scientists in industry don't do real science.