And yes, sound files are available to help with pronunciation.
He has a concave face, with a bulging forehead and a heavy jaw, and his voice can make "yes" sound like an insult.
One of my favourite online cartoons satirises the fatuity of sports cliches ("We sportsed our best and scored points, but the other team was sportsing, too, and they scored even more points"), and it's only by attending that I appreciated how hard sports writers have to work to make sports press conferences ("Do you think you will win the next match, Neymar?" "Yes") sound vaguely interesting.
To which I can only reply: yes, sounds about right.
To promote its "Iconic new bras" (which, yes, sounds like a contradiction in terms), Turlington appears in the standard CK advert and spouts nonsense.
A man who once wrote a 2,300 word article about how Sean Dyche probably didn't really eat a worm, then pitched the same article two more times, only in contexts where there was never any suggestion of anyone eating a worm, and our editor said "yes sounds good".
Instead, Ms. Madson and other improv consultants, including a team out of Portland, Ore., called On Your Feet, are hoping to create what Ms. Madson calls "a culture of 'yes.' " "Saying yes sounds implicit, but it's profound," she says.
The hearing-related outcome variables included are hearing loss (yes), tinnitus, sound sensitivity (ie, hyperacusis) and sound-induced auditory fatigue (once a week or more often), general hearing status (poor or very poor) and difficulty perceiving speech ('yes' both at work and in leisure time).
We're talking about FAT, AOC, HAT Projects and Muf (yes, they sound stupid to you, but rappers' names sound stupid to architects, so shut up).
And yes, the sound in the room was vivid and pristine, with only the subtlest hint of amplification.
