Sentence examples for equivalent of shouting from inspiring English sources
"HI TWITTERS," Ms. Winfrey wrote, using all capital letters in the Internet equivalent of shouting.
It's the equivalent of shouting, "Look at my massive policy" while pointing at very little.
■ "Never write anything in capitals - it's the equivalent of shouting," says Dewdney. "Use bold and italics instead".
From the company whose flagship product's name is synonymous with unrealistic images of female bodies, the sight of a man doing the technological equivalent of shouting "give us a smile, love" is perhaps not surprising, but it is unhelpful.
An ad displaying a humble domain name already feels like an archaic marketing method, the equivalent of shouting your URL at someone out of the window of a moving car.
What the Vatican may not fully appreciate, however, is that putting out a hard-nosed pro-life document right now, at least in the United States, may be the political equivalent of shouting "Fire!" in a crowded theater.
And what about mean-spirited comments, the equivalent of people shouting at each other on cable television?
Only this time, instead of shouting mostly at Democrats, they'll be shouting mostly at Republicans.
Instead of shouting bingo, shout 'Hagrid!'.
