Sentence examples for an interjection of from inspiring English sources

It is, as they say, an interjection of what can be described as the demure demurrer, as it were — a self-interruption to apologize beforehand or just afterward for daring to use a declaratory sentence, a cliché, a colorful figure of speech or, pardon the expression, slang.

An interjection of an exception would be "usually I get up and do X, but yesterday I did Y," followed by a continuation of the "usual routine".

An interjection of a personal anecdote would be "one time my uncle took me to school and he got lost," followed by a continuation of routine.

Most of them seemed to agree that an interjection distance of 10 mm, a volume per injection point of 0.1 mL and 2.5 U Botox concentration (10 U Dysport ≈ 2.5 U Botox) was performed for patients with FS.

A single interjection of hope during a conversation around an office water cooler or not giving in to the urges of hatred when composing a comment on Facebook could make a real impact.

A far cry from the gushingly corporate full-page, open-letters published in many a global newspaper of late, his resignation and open admission of underperformance -- and ultimately failure -- was a refreshing interjection of modesty and humanity in an age where corporate communications are so frequently defined by consultant-speak, half-truths and distortion.

Among the utterance particles in the speech act domain, for instance, Cantonese 咩 me and 嗬 ho ([hɔ35]) in 57, 咩 me encodes the epistemic state of the speaker while ho (also known as an interjection) discusses that of the addressee (Lam 2014).

A favorite interjection of Trump's, Sad! (and that exclamation mark is crucial) has also been co-opted by the left to lampoon him.

It is itself an oath, in another sense — an interjection, an outburst of anger.

The word also spent time as an interjection, an expression of dismay.

"Meh", an interjection expressing lack of enthusiasm, has also been included in the Oxford English Dictionary.