Sentence examples for yes might be from inspiring English sources

The book is for everyone who has ever felt discouraged by people who say "no" without considering that "yes" might be a possibility.

Even a simple concept like "yes" might be expressed in dozens of different ways — including "yes," "ya," "yup," "yeah," "yeayuh," "yeppers," "yessirree," "aye, aye," "mmmhmm," "uh-huh," "sure," "totally," "certainly," "indeed," "affirmative," "fine," "definitely," "you bet," "you betcha," "no problemo," and "okeydoke" — and what's the rule in that?

I've tried to think of how a waving hand works better in English than a nodding head, or how a question that elicits "no" instead of "yes" might be required to spark some necessary form of local recognition, but in vain.

Many people who say "yes" might be expressing an idle wish, not a genuine plan the way you might say "yes" to a pollster who asked you if you want to start a business some day.

Unless of course I have been drinking tequila, where the yes might be, 'punch that cop in the face before you makeout with him'... so... ummm... right now it's singing with my band and the band Pink Martini, re-writing the show Crazy Enough for NYC, and gear up for the madness that is SXSW!

A yes might be your only option.

Yes, there were lesbians on Orange is the New Black and yes, Kendall Jenner might be (is) a big gay but that doesn't mean this is suddenly an aesthetic you need to align with.

And yes, you might be shocked when I say thousands but I'm not exaggerating.

"Some will continue as communities, but probably with more people, and yes there might be associated small outposts around them.

Well, it's Ridley Scott's movie, and he hasn't done science fiction since Blade Runner, which was 30 years ago, I think, so yes, it might be interesting.

If the answer is yes, Snacksquare might be onto something.