Sentence examples for I'd like to interject from inspiring English sources

It's a fun fight for navel-gazers to have as our country's democratic norms slowly erode, but I'd like to interject with a brief verdict: No matter what we have to say about the media's role in enlarging Trump's persona, I think we can all agree that the cable news networks are the worst.

Still, we'd like to interject one highly significant point: Those were sports cars made to handle off-road racing, while the Cayenne is the first SUV of any kind made to handle on-road race courses.

When Mr. Stephanopolous noted that could result in a real dogfight, Mr. Dean interjected, "I'd like to avoid that".

But her remarks were challenged by her Today Extra co-host, David Campbell, who interjected: "I'd like to see freedom of religion as well, as well as freedom of speech.

"I'd like to.

I'd like to watch.

"Yes, I'd like to".

I'd like to stay".

"I'd like to know".

"I'd like to score.

"I'd like to talk to you".