| But anyone who believes he was a puppet or a yes-man has never had to meet his steely glare or attempt to win an argument with him. |
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| The average soldier soon discovers to always be the yes-man, always stay motivated, and always know that the army is steadfast in its supremacy. |
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| They wanted somebody who was young, who didn't necessarily agree with everybody, who wasn't a yes-man. |
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| He is depicted as the yes-man of rich white farmers in his own country and of Western powers. |
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| Trim and dandified, he's more than pleased with himself: he's his own yes-man. |
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| Lagarde said, 'We are in fact independent, and we are not the yes-man of the euro partners, nor are we the yes-man of the European Central Bank. |
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| In short, a yes-man, chosen so that Mr Putin can set his own priorities. |
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| We have just seen-this is no joke-an hon. member from Quebec on his knees, a yes-man heaping praise on his colleagues and the government by saying that they are giving lots of help and money to Quebec for the forestry sector. |
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| They're talking about a platform for a yes-man. |
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| He is an establishment yes-man, failing to stand up to Walsgrave hospital trust over the suspension of Dr Mattu and their car parking charges. |
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