Sentence examples for loudly telling from inspiring English sources

You should know by now that I'm committed to loudly telling people about my feminism.

The police were loudly telling people that if they stuck to the agreed route they were free to move on.

Just then another man, Abed Salaam, who said he was the head of the Majar security force, interrupted loudly, telling Mr. Hamid to leave.

"Nobody should be in the hallway standing like this," one said gruffly, loudly telling people who were looking for their caseworker to get back into the lounge.

Meanwhile, down in SoHo, Bill Clinton and Bob Kerrey had dinner at a trendy Italian restaurant, and soon there were published reports that had the former president loudly telling jokes about lesbians to the dismay of his dining companions.

Isn't it better to just say "I care what you think" than to engage in some sort of roundabout double-think, where you flatter your audience by loudly telling them you aren't paying attention to them?

The car will very loudly tell you if it isn't happy.

As we reached the exit, we heard a father loudly tell his young son, "No, this isn't a movie theatre.

When I and others arrived at the scene an NUS steward loudly told us to "keep moving, the demo is this way".

We are always behind, always struggling, always being kindly but loudly told to work harder, as we grunt through the weed smoke and bemused stares of passersby.

"I guess this series will have a dull ending," you pretended to loudly tell yourself, when you were in fact talking to me.