Sentence examples for really scream from inspiring English sources

Perky festive sweaters, while popular, don't really scream sex kitten on men, do they?

"You all need to really scream about that because I'm so excited".

An aeroplane thundering down the tarmac on its way to Majorca didn't really scream horticulture to me.

Images of Femen storming a runway surrounded by bored, uncomfortable journalists don't really scream anything other than: just how fired is that PR company going to be, the one that accidentally let the protesters in?

"I was thinking: 'Do I want to go and really scream this from the mountaintops or be more reserved about it?' That was where the difficulty came in becoming an advocate".

I'll think, Well, I'm going to have to really scream three scenes from now, because that's when I've got to really let go; so I've got to hold back here, because you can't scream all the way through — then it would be a movie about screaming".

Eventually conditions deteriorate and the authorities are forced to increase fees, he said, "and then everyone really screams".

Suddenly, the bride screamed, really screamed, for someone to turn on the air-conditioning, lacing the request with profanity and a smile.

By all accounts the Dolphins players were inspired by the play, although many wondered if coaches really screamed at players like that back in the day.

Maisler: So what I did is I - when they were really screaming and burning, so I held them out and I pushed everybody back and I - and I raised my - with my foot I broke the - the window.

"I tell it like it is" is the one that really screams from the rooftops that whoever is saying it totally believes everyone should hear what they have to say.