Sentence examples for merely screams from inspiring English sources

Ruth has heard of him and offers grudging respect and a seat in the cabin, while Daisy merely screams "Howdy, nigger!" at him.

Nonetheless, "the tactic of merely screaming is in essence little different from acts of terrorism", wrote Mr Ishiba on his blog.

But screams in response to danger are merely one variety.

When will these body-hair evangelists, citing feminism as their cause (so blasphemous!), realise that being a fascist about fuzz doesn't make them Valerie Solanas, merely insecure, screaming tyrants?

"I just screamed and screamed".

I could hear him screaming and just screaming….

Actually, Occupy Wall Street is not merely yelling and screaming.

"A mandatory quota would merely spread terrorism," screamed the front-page headline, quoting a remark the prime minister made on 17 November.

The unsurprising result has been Weimar-level exclamation inflation, where (it sometimes seems) you have to raise your voice to a scream merely to be heard, and a sentence without blingy punctuation comes across like a whisper.

His drill sergeant Sykes Jamie Foxxx) is not merely a traditional screamer-three-inches-from-the-face but a whimsical satirist who forces Swofford to imitate bugling reveille without a bugle.

Kicking And Screaming is merely the latest entry in a genre of which nothing is expected, because expecting anything would be pointless.