Sentence examples for shouting past from inspiring English sources

But can the debate over the death penalty even be called a national conversation, or is it simply two factions shouting past each other?

Until then, the cracks in the American left are likely to grow — with more campaign arguments about who is the "true" progressive, more shouting past one another, and more feelings that, for at least one generation, everything is lost.

For the previous few days, bankers and regulators had been shouting past one another over the Volcker Rule -- President Obama's surprising proposal to prevent commercial banks from engaging in proprietary trading and limiting their overall size -- and what it would mean to the global banking system.

Instead, what we have are two armed camps deeply suspicious of one another shouting past each other (sound familiar?).

How did the Academy Awards, of all things, become a source of almost unprecedented fury in Hollywood, with visibly angry people on both sides simultaneously shouting past each other yet feeling unheard?

"Vicious water pigs!" he suddenly shouts past me.

The issues we are facing cannot be solved while bellicose partisans shout past one another.

Those who decried the shootings and those who defended the police shouted past one another.

I started hoofing it about sundown but wasn't a hundred yards along the road when a truck slowed beside me and the driver shouted past his two mates, "Goin' to the party?" I climbed into the back and we were off.

That line is in the book, but LeRoy, who overwrites in the way that some people overdress, spoils it by strapping on an extra phrase: "I shout past the loud buzzing in my head, 'I'm digging myself out!' and watch clean, cold shafts of sun shadows rip into my flesh".

Week 3 of the government shutdown feels a lot like Week 2 and Week 1: There's no end in sight, and the nation's top political leaders continue to shout past each other, neither side blinking.