Sentence examples for don't exactly scream from inspiring English sources

Although you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise: after all, the ads don't exactly scream "Unsustainable fishing is a problem".

Certainly the two opening reports of Tuesday's three-segment premiere (the only parts provided for review) don't exactly scream breaking news.

A World Cup T-shirt will fade and become threadbare, but these World Cup souvenirs will last and last — because, after all, bits of recycled rubber don't exactly scream biodegradable.

The Belgian artist Wim Delvoye is known for making his friends perform sexual acts in front of X-ray machines, tattooing live pigs to look like Louis Vuitton handbags (and selling the hides and taxidermied animals from his farm in China) and finding the "humanness" in processes, like digestion, that don't exactly scream "artful".

These choices don't exactly scream "young teenage audience wanted".

'Gaps between the walls allowed the rooms to be wired with equipment like this' – he holds up a long tube that looks like a bicycle pump – 'and transmitters were attached to the underside of dinner plates and ashtrays.' The thick, coin-sized microphones don't exactly scream subtlety, but they were once state of the art.

A.: While they do not exactly scream, some caterpillars have noise-making organs, and the sound they produce is used to call in troops of ants to protect them from predatory wasps.

It doesn't exactly scream confidence.

Doesn't exactly scream mass entertainment, does it?

So far his product mix doesn't exactly scream discernment.

The new Standard front page doesn't exactly scream gravitas.