Sentence examples for are allowed to interrupt from inspiring English sources

No flashy or fashionable effects are allowed to interrupt the flow of a Highsmith narrative, which often appears to be eventful even when nothing is happening.

You also get a thorough look at feature menus including 'Quiet Hours,' which has an extensive menu of settings where users can clarify just how quiet they'd like Cortana to be at any given moment (you can pick what type of notifications are allowed to interrupt your virtual silence).

When you return to the World Bank and its subsidized cafeterias, you have a 14-day grace period during which it is understood you are allowed to interrupt any conversation with: "I was just in Nairobi and...."... Some though regard Nairobi as too soft.

First, arbitrary time constraints should not be allowed to interrupt the judicial process.

Curators can ask or answer questions of each other, and anyone is allowed to interrupt – this is Twitter after all.

This break in Mad Men's Emmy-winning run, must not be allowed to interrupt the commissioning of new series.

We all have an inner circle who would be allowed to interrupt us for a chat when we're in the middle of making jam.

Nothing was allowed to interrupt the unbroken connection the islanders had with their land, where every knoll and stump reminded them of stories from the remote past.

The only surprise is that this devout Muslim is eating at all, for it is Ramadan and in the past not even Test cricket has been allowed to interrupt the vigilance of his religious observance.

The most frequent AE was intolerance to the paresthesia induced by the electrical stimulation (N = 31, 46% of all AEs), despite the fact that the subjects were allowed to interrupt the gradual intensity increase from 0 to 16 mA by pressing the "on" button as soon as the forehead sensation became uncomfortable.

Yet, as a "cisgendered" man I'm not allowed an opinion, not allowed a voice, not allowed to disagree, not allowed to have a lived experience of embodying a gender identity that is diverse and varied and absolutely out of step with the norm I'm ascribed to by the word "cis-." Instead, I'm supposed to reflect on my privilege before I am allowed to interrupt the people whose opinions matter.