Sentence examples for form of interjection from inspiring English sources

If researchers like Dr. Baumgardner do their work "without any form of interjection of personal dogma," Dr. Geissman said, "I would have to keep as objective a hat on as possible and say, 'O.K., you earned what you earned.' " Others say the crucial issue is not whether Dr. Ross deserved his degree but how he intends to use it.

It's a game of back-and-forth, of interjections, queries, prompts and suggestions.

DAF significantly decreased the frequency of interjections and increased the frequency of articulation errors; however, no Gender effects on these variables were observed.

The answer appears to be "yes" because the similarities "in form and function of this interjection across languages are much greater than expected by chance".

"You know, I had the singing voice of a soprano once," he lies to us, in one of many interjections of meaninglessness rattling about Batman's head.

And there are stabs of violence with the interjection of internet images of Parisian ethnic uprisings.

At first the origin of this interjection was unclear, but Mr Ivanov himself now admits it.

The instructor lists several variations of the interjection "Boo" as it might be employed in a large company when one worker seeks to "sham-ambush" another.

The operating temperatures of the interjection, column and detector were 80, 50 and 90 °C, respectively.

YOLO [YO-low] part of speech: interjection - YOLO is an acronym for the phrase "You only live once".

Some of these interjections were just stray phrases, trailing off into nothing.