Sentence examples for have interposed from inspiring English sources

Under the circumstances it is perhaps as well that the Lord Chamberlain should have interposed a judicious veto.

In this instance, of course, the person before whom he appeared to have interposed himself as her protector was the President.

Poets, too, have interposed their passions between the failing imperatives of heart, and nerve, and sinew -- and the dying of the light.

This region is also apparently a region with lower selection on the synteny – this is the location of the inversion breakpoint in A. gambiae, and is also the location where other genes have interposed into the cluster, such as CG15594 and CG15597 in D. melanogaster.

On his parents' television, he sees that "a man in clumsy silhouette has interposed himself among these abstract shadows and glare.

Much of Libya's largest group of oil fields, the Sirte Basin, is now held by Islamic State, which has interposed itself between forces of the rival governments.

Here the intensity of the sunlight had interposed its own revelation, absorbing these human figures into its brilliance, giving substance only to shadow.

The speaker issued a one-paragraph statement, saying, "I am advised that certain allegations of criminal conduct have been interposed against my counsel, J. Michael Boxley.

In this study, we have successfully interposed an Ag2S nanocrystal film by the molecular precursor decomposition (MPD) method as an energy barrier layer between the TiO2 nanocrystal film on the transparent indium tin oxide (ITO) glass substrate (i.e., TiO2/ITO photoelectrode) and CdS nanocrystals.

"Any new City Council voting map, plan, or procedure may be enforced before court review only if it has first been submitted to the United States Attorney General and the Attorney General has not interposed an objection within 60 days after submission," Rosenthal ordered.

A retailer has been interposed between theatrical message and audience reception.