Sentence examples for multiple exclamation points from inspiring English sources
(Even in his more naturalistic plays, his punctuation tends to be absurdist: he is fond of exclamation points, and even more fond of multiple exclamation points followed by multiple question marks).
The visit confirmed that the cookies were uppercase material, with multiple exclamation points for the breakfast pizza, a life-changing pie of bacon, eggs and cheese that will make scallion skeptics rethink that '70s garnish.
When her mother announced, "You are opening for John Mayer," Ms. Solovay rubbed her eyes, looked confused, squealed and said, "No, I'm not!" and "Stop!" Her blog entries are bubbly with multiple exclamation points, all caps and smiley faces.
I don't know what I expected him to say, but a few minutes later he wrote back with enormous excitement and enthusiasm, using multiple exclamation points and Internet abbreviations that, when spelled out, are unprintable here.
This book's first entry about the trade center attacks is filled with multiple exclamation points and words and phrases like "people are freaking out" and "superbizarre" and "super razor blade vibe everywhere".
Unfortunately, while avoiding medical scams may seem as simple as steering clear of Web sites with flashing text and multiple exclamation points, there can be a lot more to it.
"Who knew there would be so much interest in a biomechanics paper??!!" Those are the words--and the multiple exclamation points--of Tara Moriarty, proprietor of the Moriarty Lab, an infectious diseases research lab that studies primarily Borrelia burgdorferi (Bb) the bacterium that causes Lyme disease.
Pingpong!?'" At this point, multiple exclamation points and question marks have not made much headway in printed prose; they're still confined to the mode of ironic hyperbole pioneered by Tom Wolfe in the '60s.
Only happy exclamation points".
"Apparently exclamation points are only for exclamations!
