Príklady exclamation

• We all jumped up from our seats, with exclamations of surprise.

• The man gave an exclamation and clasped both hands to his chest.

• We heard exclamations of rage and frustration coming from the other room as he struggled to fix the problem.

• In Enid Blyton books, the children are always uttering excited exclamations, especially about food!

• With an exclamation of disgust, she drew back and covered her face.

• In our treebank, we use periods, exclamation marks, and questions marks to break a document into a sequence of sentences.

• Their use of an exclamation point here suggests their disbelief in this story.

• The extreme exclamations of some post-processualists are merely populist games.

• Martineau can only disclose so much about the properties that provoke wonder before she displaces their source or resorts to uninformative exclamations of amazement.

• Pace and mood may be set with smiles, jokes, frowns, exclamations, and volume, rapidity, or intonation of speech.

• An exclamation mark means that the candidate has been eliminated.

• As she wrote, she erupted in little woeful exclamations.

• Throughout the writer addresses the reader in a series of short exclamations and questions.

• The percentages of each lexical class (including exclamations and onomatopoeia) across the three age groups were calculated.

• The speaker often employs hyperbole and is given to the constant utterance of absurdly emphatic exclamations, employing idiomatic and proverbial expressions, which are often allusive.

• Hyphens, commas, ellipses, question marks, exclamation points, quotation marks, and periods all appear liberally throughout the text, as does the separation and indentation of paragraphs.

• The speaker persistently employs the present tense, with expressions recalling the spoken language and frequent exclamations.

• Some think it obvious that values are figments of our imagination or projections of our feelings, that talk about values is mere exclamation or prescription.

• The assertion flag (exclamation mark beside the node) indicates that the system believes that this proposition is true.

• Frequently she uses exclamation marks to emphasize her personal perspective.