Sentence examples for so shouting from inspiring English sources

Just don't expect the bookies to say so – shouting about losses is good marketing.

(See a recent blog post by my colleague David Pogue) So shouting at a customer service agent was not going to do much good, though it was tempting.

Two-thirds of the way through Howard Jacobson's Man Booker-winning novel, "The Finkler Question" (Bloomsbury; $15), we read about a blogger named Alvin Poliakov, who "writes the way cinema newsreel announcers of the 1940s spoke, as though mistrustful of the technology and so shouting to be heard".

So shouting from the rooftops is now very important".

So shouting about it is not going to do any good.

Rabbi Soleveitchik!" "So?" shouted his wife.

Not so, shouts the reality of everyday America.

So shout the devoted fans of this Scottish three-piece.

This smattering of City Winery dates follows an all-requests format, so shout out heartily for "Madonna's Wedding".

Has any free people ever been so shouted at by caring fools and salesmen?

So shout about your successes, even if it makes you feel uncomfortable.