Sentence examples similar to persistent shouting from inspiring English sources
As for Mo Yan's metaphors, they are abundant and hyperactive: Sima Ting's persistent shouts floated in the air, like a fly in pursuit of rotting meat, sticking first to the wall, then buzzing over to the donkey's hide.
The mechanics -- pitcher Jason Isringhausen and others -- tinkered busily before tonight's game, shouting above the persistent noise.
"Hague, you are a disgrace!" shouts one persistent Sinn Fein advocate of the Good Friday Agreement.
These include persistent petitioners, those who shout or post anti-Communist slogans and those who display what the police see as "a perplexing absence of any normal instinct for self-preservation" in the face of certain arrest.
And the more I began to become fearful and resistant towards the voices (shouting at them, trying to drown them out, being abusive towards them) the more persistent, intrusive, and aggressive they became.
"I have felt occasionally like I was on a mountaintop shouting across to another mountaintop at Senator Wyden," Mr. Udall said, "but we have been persistent".
In 1996 Patricia White Bull from Albuquerque, New Mexico, woke after 16 years in a persistent vegetative state, scaring the life out of a nurse who was tucking in her bedding by shouting, "Don't do that!".
A group of people dancing and shouting.
