Sentence examples for great interruption from inspiring English sources

Curiously enough, Mr. Martins's "Beauty," though crammed with dances, is also highly dramatic, for with only one great interruption in the action the story line becomes extremely taut.

I have found it to be a great interruption to stop the flow of what I was working on.

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The greatest interruption assaults, of course, come from email.

It is possible that Malaysian men, particularly in rural settings, would be likely to engage in activities outside of the home more so than women, and hence a locomotive disability would be considered a greater interruption to their gendered role in the community.

The study also found a higher but non-significant percentage of patients treated with Prozac reported troublesome side effects, and there was a trend toward greater treatment interruption for adverse effects in the Prozac group.

The comments show great diversity of interruptions: from waiting for a pause in the conversation to ask something to being plainly rude.

Midway through the bout, a clash of heads meant Fallon required medical attention and afterwards he reflected: "It's not great to have interruptions during a fight and have the medical staff come out," he.

Our results showed greater loss or interruption of the adhesion molecule E-cadherin in the cell membrane in high risk OL groups and OCSCC N+ compared to low risk OL groups and normal oral mucosa (Table  2).

50 Though not frequent, it is in itself alarming as even a serious burn in a tanning bed apparently does not lead to greater caution or interruption of tanning bed use among some users.

Spanning great spaces without the interruption of columns is certainly possible and, all else being equal, aesthetically desirable.