Sentence examples for yes that makes from inspiring English sources

"There is a controversy surrounding my son's death, and yes, that makes it harder," Zach's mom wrote in a recent Facebook post that mentions an ongoing police investigation.

Ah yes, that makes more sense.

"Wish I could take batting practice just one more time here in fenway," Canseco wrote on Twitter, and here you could look past his antics and say, yes, that makes sense.

A 37-year-old-man named Max will mention at some dinner party in 2039 that he's actually a twin, and the host will say, oh yes, that makes sense, you're the right age, aren't you — fraternal, of course?

And not that They listen to me (well, maybe some do, The Minions, nodding along and thinking, yes, that makes a lick of sense) but when The Revolution comes, this is what should happen in terms of scheduling representative rugby league: Friday, March 13 - NRL Round 1. Wednesday, April 22 - City-Country.

Yes, that makes sense.

It was the yes that made him live life fully, and it was the Yes of Sam that we celebrate in his memory.

So, yes, that made it imperative to shoot it in 3-D.

He's a self-taught master of 27 musical instruments with a lyrical intelligence, wit, and, yes, bawdiness that makes even his lesser work greater than most of his peers' best.

But what if he said, "Honey, if you want to share your sandwich, seize the means of production, and smash the capitalist state yes, that would make you a communist".

And yes, for those keeping track, that makes two holiday-in-a-Chinese-restaurant scenes currently on Broadway, because a block over and a block up from "Elf" a musical version of the Jean Shepherd gem "A Christmas Story" is playing.