Sentence examples for choice to interrupt from inspiring English sources
All of that, perhaps galvanized in response to current events, may figure in Richter's choice to interrupt with a distant drone of malevolent engines a show that is otherwise devoted to varieties of silent, solemnly lyrical aestheticism.
defer.add img); If you don't know any of his friends, it's generally not a wise choice to interrupt him when he's with his mates.
Once on the course — with Vonn lying just feet from a gate — they had no choice but to interrupt Mancuso's run, which they did by waving a yellow flag.
The abbot's approach also runs contrary to that tendency some of us have to talk (and talk and talk and talk) until we figure out what we want to say, or to "hold forth" until someone else has no choice but to interrupt our soliloquy just to get a word in edgewise.
Kind of like "9-11 changeverythinging," or "undermining the troops," or when I used "Protocols were in place and followed," forty-five tines in one briefing to explain the choice not to interrupt President Bush's bike ride to tell him that the Capital, and his home, might be under terrorist attack.
"We have a chance to interrupt history.
While elimination of these dynamics is beyond HIV prevention budgets of most countries, understanding how they affect the ability to make protective choices and eventually how to mitigate choice disability may help to interrupt the transmission of HIV among these people.
Many behavioral therapies aim to train addicts to interrupt the unconscious reactions that drag them back to their substance of choice.
If you are heatedly debating food choices with a companion when someone of marginal importance tries to call you, the phone will know better than to interrupt.
