Sentence examples for for intruding from inspiring English sources

Then apologised for intruding.

She apologized for intruding with practical matters but said that time was short.

If it turns out that you have misdiagnosed her condition, apologize for intruding on her privacy.

Britain has a reputation for intruding in an increasingly heavy-handed way in its citizens' private lives.

Diamond complained to the Press Council, the forerunner of the Press Complaints Commission, and won a ruling in her favour which criticised the Sun for intruding into grief.

Heartening to see the Press Complaints Commission delivering another adjudication today by censuring the Daily Record for intruding into privacy and harassment.

There is an enormous difference between Mr. Lévi-Strauss and his most notable predecessors, E. E. Evans-Pritchard or Bronislaw Malinowski: his humanity and his melancholy kindness, which made him reluctant to go into the field for fear of intruding on the people he studied or finding himself disappointed by what had been lost to the evolution of modern times.

I know that you do not like to whine or call attention to yourself, for fear of intruding.

But the courts do not exist for the purpose of "intruding into disputes between the elected branches of government" on how laws should be interpreted or implemented.

At the memorial service in May, attended by 100 friends and family, people blamed themselves for not intruding more.

Since that letter, Rennard has been forced to apologise – for inadvertantly intruding into the personal space of several women – but it appears that there are still those in our party who refuse to understand how damaging these episodes have been.