Sentence examples for exclamatory statements from inspiring English sources

Yes! "A sentence that ends in an exclamation mark, but which does not have one of the grammatical patterns shown above is not considered to be creditworthy as an exclamation (eg exclamatory statements, exclamatory imperatives, exclamatory interrogatives or interjections)," it says!

There is a reason these letters were added to the word "yeah" to create what our friends at Urban Dictionary call "an exclamatory statement of unexplained joy" (chyeah!).

In the gloriously witty age of esprit, the Queen chose to — or perhaps could only — express herself in the hyper-exclamatory prose of (as Weber puts it) her "fashion statements".

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.

The old "New Basics," one recalls nostalgically, was exclamatory and feminine.

It looks more and more as if IM has outgrown its exclamatory roots in teenage chatter.

Funny, friendly, she talks in exclamatory speech bubbles, with dizzy shrieks of laughter.