Sentence examples for exclamation about from inspiring English sources

"Grammars of Creation" is not simply another exclamation about the decline of the West, however.

If it's there, you can be sure we'll find it!" At the time, I didn't grasp the possible significance of Taylor's exclamation about "diamonds".

It should be noted that the affable woman who makes that exclamation about life's sweet gifts has just gone deaf, and this affliction is among the cheerier events in the play.

The girl directly behind me let out an angry exclamation about how the electoral system was outdated and unfair.

People are also bombarded with official exclamations about how undemocratic and hypocritical the West is.

The executive's hiccupy exclamations about the brilliance of the proposed video boomed through the apartment.

Pious exclamations about the sanctity of life, and about not interfering with God's purposes, conceal a farrago of confusion.

They were there enjoying the huge variety of plant species found around the reserve and they were making the same exclamations about the trees, views and management.

This is why their pious exclamations about respecting the will of "the people" never extend to granting "the people" the privilege of changing its mind.

It's a lot like the early days of cell-phone calls, when the simple fact that you were doing what you were doing seemed so amazing that most conversations consisted largely of exclamations about the amazingness of the call.

The teenage memory thief finds himself drawn to the old woman's deceased husband, an amateur paleontologist prone to exclamations about the laws of the universe: "What's the one permanent thing in the world?... Change!