Sentence examples for yes the language from inspiring English sources
They can enter a civil partnership but are banned from getting married, and within the civil partnership there can be no "genital acts" (yes, the language in their guidelines really gets that granular).
Yes, the language of violent jihad may borrow its vocabulary from Islamic theology – it's a useful marker of shared identity – but root motivation is as it always is: politics.
Says Brody, Yes the language was strong and bold from the pulpit but reporters interpreted the words incorrectly by painting a much broader brush than what was intended.
WILLIAM D. PRIESTER New York, Oct. 22, 2013 To the Editor: Yes, the language-gap study should fuel efforts to expand high-quality preschool programs.
"Yes, yes [the language] marketing, it is a process of educating the researcher, to teach her/him to say in very few words or in exceedingly little time what needs to be said, and this costs a lot of effort, when you are talking about an investigator she/he needs her/his time and gets angry if that time is not there, it is not a small problem.
Transcript of discursive talk with Stanford linguist, full of interesting anecdotes and observations, arguing that, yes, the structure of language and the structure of thought can be seen to mirror one another, and to differ across cultures.
"But as Valentine's Day approaches, one can't help wonder: Can a corporation fall in love?" Somewhat insincerely, Mr. Freedman, a practicing lawyer, answers yes, and points to the language of mergers and acquisitions for proof.
Members voting yes wanted to strike the language in behalf of collective bargaining.
Ah yes – the other, Welsh-language, national Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru, which produces a mix of original and adapted Welsh theatre from its base in Carmarthen and has been without an artistic director since March.
We talk about the importance of claiming the right to use a sexual voice -- to tell one's story and to assert the right to say what one does and does not want; and that bringing the "yes" into language is as important to young women as being empowered to bring the "no" into language as well.
