Sentence examples for be intruded upon from inspiring English sources
It can be intruded upon by others.
Viewers can watch television here for hours, free of any fears that their viewing pleasure will be intruded upon -- some would say polluted -- by political pitches.
Ripa, he told me, is an extremely serious piece of legislation, "one that determines the extent to which our private lives can be intruded upon by the state.
It is outrageous to pay a hefty price for a seat on a train only to be intruded upon by a cacophony of self-centered, semi-conversations.
Many would regard these violated rights as more significant than the right not to be intruded upon in one's nightclothes and yet nothing but "ineffective" civil suit is available as a deterrent.
Inside the glass dome, some visitors were ebullient at the reopening, while others sat on the steps and cried, asking not to be intruded upon, creating personal cones of grief.
An initial pairing of two women, Wiles and Tiffany Mangulabnam, is intruded upon by Jason Reilly, and then further complicated by a group of three women (Erin Scott Arbuckle, Lily Nicole Balogh, and Kristie Latham), who operated as a kind of chorus.
He has always been fascinated by what happens to weak, ordinary people -- Mia Farrow in "Rosemary's Baby," for instance, or Jack Nicholson in "Chinatown" -- when they are intruded upon by evil forces more powerful than they, and he punishes his actors, peeling back their vanity to make them show the face of humanity under duress.
Second, the claim that Knoblauch's distress arises from the imposition of brain upon feeling (or mind upon matter) represents the worst, and most philistine, of mischaracterizations. Yes, one form of unwanted, conscious mentality may be intruding upon a different and required style of unconscious cognition.
They may be intruding upon the user's experience.
