Sentence examples similar to was vociferating from inspiring English sources
verb
To cry out with vehemence; to exclaim; to bawl; to clamor.
She is known to vociferate lyrics such as "you're like Kentucky Fried Chicken but without the taste" and "you're a fucking disappointment to the human race", taken from the song "Jake Summers", a song inspired by former teen idol of California Dreams fame.
Sarajevan taxi drivers are well informed and opinionated, and eager to ramble about whatever is on their minds, so my driver needed little prompting to raft on the stream of his consciousness, vociferating over the broadcast.
He also noted that the sheet of Latin was freely speckled with little key numbers, referring to footnotes: 1. Hic plaudite; 2 Hic vehementer pauddite; 3. Hic vehementissime plaudite; 4. Hic vociferate; 5. Hic gemite; 6. Hicridete".
The assembly remained standing still, vociferating in a chorus of "heils". The bands broke in to "Deutschland Ueber Alles," then into the "Horst-Wessel Song" as the notables took their places, Lewald giving his chair of honor to the Italian Crown Prince.
She was being metaphorical.
Down in the dining room, I help myself to a surprisingly decent continental breakfast, while flat screen TVs that line the walls echo a talking head with a bad haircut and cheap suit, vociferating about Hillary's emails.
"It is my great pleasure and privilege," the Ambassador vociferated, "to welcome Dick Macalister, our great writer and — based on the little time I have spent talking to him — an even greater guy".
