Sentence examples for frequently interjecting from inspiring English sources
But the race and the campaign had so captured the public's interest that everyone who came to listen to the candidates stayed to the end, frequently interjecting their own comments and observations as the two protagonists slugged it out.
But Judge Scheindlin, who will decide the case, Floyd v. City of New York, within a few months, frequently interjected with questions and impressions of her own.
With a turbulent, full-blooded overture, vigorously performed here by the City Opera Orchestra conducted by Steven Osgood, the music is frequently interjected with hearty doses of folkloric color like offstage bugles, regimental songs, Basque dances, clapping, castanets and gunshots.
But much else about how the younger Lanza is described fails to fit an autism spectrum diagnosis, although Solomon, who has a PhD in psychology, frequently interjects to interpret it that way for the reader.
As concerned people and organizations have sought to more frequently interject themselves into the regulatory process, the result is that the process has become dominated by lawyers and politicians.
The other panellists – the education minister, Simon Birmingham, Senator Nick Xenophon, Waters, and, most frequently, Dastyari – interjected on occasion to make it clear that they did not share Hanson's views.
She gets noticeably worked up when answers frustrate her, interjecting frequently to point out what she's baffled by.
"Or yourself," interjects a third.
