A whole sentence can be emphasized as an order (Put the book on the table!), the exclamation mark implying anger, insistence, loudness, or any combination of these.
His father has punctuated the message with an exclamation mark.
The double exclamation point denotes that you think your concerns are more important than anyone else's.
The most difficult ski slopes are marked with a yellow exclamation point.
Yahoo!, in keeping with its punctuation-including name, adds the exclamation point as a special operator.
Least favourite punctuation of the week: The exclamation mark.
The safety alert symbol, the triangle with the exclamation mark, indicates that a human injury hazard exists.
And make no mistake, that's an exclamation mark rather than a question mark at the end of the sentence.
The exclamation point in the previous sentence indicates my excitement for the next project.
But this time Clay remembered his punctuation: he put an exclamation point at the end of Archie Moore.
Brian's life and death provided punctuation to the teaching that we are saved by grace and not works, and that punctuation was an exclamation point!
A kiss can be a comma, a question mark, or an exclamation point.
If no password is set for an account, the column is marked by an asterisk or an exclamation mark, depending on the distribution.
‘You can ask a question or make an exclamation point, all using your body,’ Dolphina explains.
A more rhetorical device, at times productive of uncertainty, is the sequence of nominal phrases thrown out with no explanatory verb and capped with an exclamation mark.
I use the exclamation mark to indicate that I have not entirely lost all sense of proportion - it is only a book after all - but what a book it could have been.
It's the dash that keeps you going, the semi-colon that facilitates an introduction and the exclamation mark that emphasises moments of exaltation.
The authors of the classic ‘Tom Swift’ adventures for boys loved the exclamation point and the adverb.
The exclamation mark underscores the narrator's sarcastic tone.
The warning sign also has an exclamation mark in a black triangle.