Sentence examples for injected words from inspiring English sources

And Willie was such a sweetheart that he had a mild approach to everything, and Anatole was sort of a stabber: he injected words like poison into conversations".

In general, though, servers were willing and charming, if overly prone to injecting words like excellent and wonderful with every dish described.

Washburn separates the poems clearly from the prose — something Waley did not do — and puts the interior thoughts in italics, instead of injecting words like "he thought" or "she wondered".

Media Matters further documented how Klein distorted Wallis' words, such as injecting the word "capitalist" into a statement of faith by Wallis' group, Sojourners, when the word appears nowhere in the actual statement.

Nevertheless, Mullen's words were injected into news articles as if they were full of import and meaning, rather than crass politicization.

Because of an extensive dependence on American actors and software imported from the United States, the efforts to inject Japanese words and puns can make for a curious mixture.

An element of humor is injected when the words "la cuisine" appear during the poison ceremony.

Basketball watchers in Russia said that Prokhorov's words injected some optimism into a sport that is still eclipsed in Russia by soccer and hockey and remains underfunded.

Injecting the word "illegal" into the conversation will only shift the focus away from calming the situation and increase intransigence by the Palestinians.

In the short-term, Roberts got the word "tax" injected into the discussion.

According to Reuters, at one point in the discussion Putin forced his interviewer to translate the word "pussy," while making the point that the band has inappropriately injected the curse word into public discourse.