Sentence examples for do intrude from inspiring English sources

Still, earthly obligations do intrude.

A few hiccups do intrude on the effortless calm.

She is an uncomplicated, innocent, very happy girl who is still unaware that problems of race and politics do intrude into sport.

There's no humanistic hand-wringing about earth-to-earth or 'the human clay', let alone the human condition, though of course such thoughts do intrude.

The long hours of work do intrude on their free time, they agree, but they voice no regrets for the carefree teenage years that may be slipping away.

Mr. Kazee's personal losses do intrude on his performance now and then; Guy's Act II monologue about the courage of his late mother and a final moment in which Guy's father tells him to make his mother proud can leave him needing an extra breath to collect himself.

But the modern era does intrude.

Social life did intrude a little when he moved on to campus in his junior year.

The media did intrude into the case in ways that were improper, making financial arrangements with witnesses that compromised their testimony.

But one grim reality did intrude: the news that a cousin of Prince Philippe, Prince Guillaume of Luxembourg, had been severely injured in a car crash yesterday.

While the Group of 20 summit held in April in London escaped the country's attention almost entirely, the NATO summit held that same month in Strasbourg, France, and Kehl, Ger., did intrude on German introspection.