Sentence examples for here intrudes from inspiring English sources

The theme of political engagement, so natural an undercurrent in "Bel Canto," here intrudes awkwardly in the form of fragments of famous speeches, from Eugene Debs to Martin Luther King Doylee, obsessed with politics, had demanded that Tip and Teddy memorize them.

Here, intruding discrete auroral filaments observed after the shock squeezed the magnetosphere should be considered one possible ionospheric signature of the lobe reconnection associated with ionospheric convection variation.

Newness intrudes here often, too.

Yet a massive irony intrudes here.

Here the slapstick intrudes on the serious drama, rather than vice versa, with pies flung in the faces of actors in period costume.

Yet even here reality will intrude.

A sense of the present just doesn't much intrude here, one way or the other.

That this story intruded here, at a public library in a nice little neighborhood, says a lot about the dark corners of the Internet.

So densely packed is the crush of vegetation that for the most part it feels as if man has scarcely intruded here.

Watching Davis here is like intruding inappropriately on an artistic intimacy, like pushing in on a writer at his writing table.

On the Barabinsk Steppe, by contrast, stretches of real forest often appeared here and there, intruding into the flatland like the paws of a giant dog asleep just the other side of the horizon.