Sentence examples for exclamatory phrases from inspiring English sources
Somewhere between teaching six-year-olds to distinguish between exclamations as sentences and exclamatory phrases, I've asked myself what it's all for.
But for all that O'Neill's rarely seen Pulitzer Prize-winner is self-evidently epic in scope, its action can be encapsulated in the exclamatory phrase that Nina voices to a mother-in-law who is just one of the evening's multiple bearers of less than cheerful news.
Duets are fashioned out of the same exclamatory dynamics – short violent phrases, abrupt full stops, trailing non sequiturs.
In all, this is grim stuff, even if served by cheerful service-industry newcomers for whom every phrase is exclamatory: "Awesome choice!" (They're as French as the sisters of Delta Nu).
You get a better sense of the snobbish if impoverished Rilke's desperate efforts to live up to his aristocratic surroundings at Muzot from just one of Gass's phrases -- the shiny tips of his shoes showing beneath trousers bearing exclamatory creases" -- than you could from a dozen dissertations.
You have to be exclamatory.
Exuberance continues to rule his italicized, exclamatory and onomatopoetic pages.
Madonna, in a less exclamatory mood, said, "Yummy yummy".
The Samurai Shopper loves a product that's onomatopoetic and exclamatory too.
The language of Expressionist drama was stark and exclamatory, often overthrowing the conventions of grammar.
