Sentence examples for come uninvited from inspiring English sources

They come uninvited.

Elders and notables would receive formal invitations to weddings, but young people and fellow villagers would come uninvited.

Yes, military attacks against foreign soldiers who have come uninvited into your country can be called "resistance".

"This baby handles prairie varmints or the kind that come uninvited through your door," the Benelli Web site says of the rifle.

Strangers have regularly come uninvited onto her property; someone even stripped the barbed wire on her fence "just to send a message".

In some women's homes, the CMWs were told that since they had come uninvited and by their own choice, they should not expect the family to pay for the services they provide.

Even well-intentioned artistic empathy can become a form of trespass when it comes uninvited and replays the damage done to the people with whom the artist seeks to stand.

Despite his reservations, Aristodemus agrees to accompany Socrates but with an important proviso: "See what defense you're going to make (apologêsê) for bringing me along, because I won't admit I came uninvited, I'll say you brought me!" (174c7-d1).

Sunflowers have come up, uninvited guests from the previous tenants, along with a miraculously large phlox and peppermint flowers, pearly tines at the end of the fragrant spirals of green I pull from the ground every week.

In some cases, it has come in uninvited.

Don't come around uninvited on day one with a tub of Quality Street and the ambition to not miss a second of this baby's life journey.