Sentence examples for yes nothing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "yes nothing" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in informal contexts to express agreement with the idea of having no value or significance. Example: "When asked if there was anything left to discuss, she simply replied, 'Yes, nothing.'"
So, yes, nothing has changed on the ground yet.
Ah, yes: nothing quite says "refurbished to the highest standard" like a fucking plug socket slap bang in the middle of a fucking wall.
You may love Fido -- and yes, nothing says "high-end class" the way the Irish Setter posing next to the Bentley in the circular driveway does -- but if you don't have a Bentley or a circular driveway, it's probably better to remove your dog from the couch.
Then, as if to prove Carson's point, he writes that Social Security is "like a milk cow with 310 million tits!" Call, he tells Carson, "when you get honest work!" Oh yes, nothing honest about serving as an advocate for older women!
Victory, yes, but nothing's over.
In a few instances yes, but nothing too grisly.
Expensive, yes, but nothing compared with the price of Gregory Alexander's prized pair of Balenciaga six-inch wooden wedges: $2,000.
Impressive, yes, but nothing like what an extraterrestrial volcano can do, to judge from recent research involving Jupiter's moon Io, which scientists consider to be the most active volcanic body in the solar system.
On politics: "My injured self-respect can at least fall back on the fact that I never voted for New Labour – Labour yes, and nothing but Labour for as long as it existed and I could vote, but not for a party that embraced privatisation and refused to scrap nuclear weapons; not for a party slightly to the right of Ted Heath's government".
