Sentence examples similar to I try to interject from inspiring English sources
If you don't want to make a big deal out of it, try to interject it into the conversation.
But my editors decided Bates had gone so far over the top that I should try to interject some sanity into the discussion.
I often try to interject something along the lines of "Have you considered... .. or "Have you looked at it from their point of view," which generally gets me nowhere in the conversation.
The new format called for six 15-minute conversations, each starting with a question and two-minute answers from each candidate, but both Mr. Romney and President Obama effectively trampled over the guidelines, leaving Mr. Lehrer to try to interject with phrases like "excuse me," "wait" and "please".
So if the Volcker Rule is really a drag on the economy, hedge funds and smaller investment banks that are not subject to it may try to interject themselves and bridge the gap that the investment banks can no longer fill.
"I would be very cautious about trying to interject anything that would disrupt our ability to have the flexibility to go after key targets wherever we find them," he said.
I listened to him attentively but also tried to interject about the plight of the hostages.
Lincoln tried to interject, "Oh no, that's not at all what I was — " But the voice persisted, "…and if someone asks, please call an M.T.A. employee, and have a nice day".
So I sit on these conference call meetings and have a much harder time trying to interject and ask for clarification, because it's sometimes so far past the point where I even know what they're talking about that it's hard to know what to ask for clarification on.
King tried to interject, but Kelly stood up, screaming and pounding his fists.
