Sentence examples for nothing shouts from inspiring English sources
Nothing shouts summer like a spot of island hopping.
Real towers too, because nothing shouts doing well like a skyscraper does.
"The current political crisis is the last straw for a government that promised a lot, but delivered almost nothing," shouts Bashir Brahimi.
Nothing shouts "I'm old" as loudly as an elastic waistband on a pair of baggy polyester pants.
Nothing shouts "Big Sam sends Bill Kenwright provocative come-and-get-me plea" like a man blouse with an enormous open collar, cheque elbow patches and a red-white-and-blue plaid trim.
Cat, a student who describes herself as an "uber-feminist", tells me: "I'll often be found loudly denouncing skipping breakfast or eating nothing, shouting at my friends about how 'your brain just doesn't work if you diet!
The past few weeks, with scenes like the one where Ted Cruz, an apostle of the creed that government should do almost nothing, shouting into a bullhorn to demand that it get back to running parks and memorials, seem like the buildup to some spectacular season finale.
But Washington could say nothing: Shouting "Black Power" would have gotten him nowhere.
A brief visit suggests spending is indeed up - a new cancer wing here, a fancy new school gym there - but nothing that shouts boom-time.
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