Sentence examples for inserting yourself from inspiring English sources

But referring to art history and inserting yourself into it are two different operations.

"Do you realise how you hurt people by inserting yourself into this controversy, without acknowledging the context?" she asked.

And, in my humble opinion, she's also clever: clever people know that you don't learn by inserting yourself.

"The projects that are blown up in scale are about things that are thought of two dimensionally, and then inserting yourself into it, rather than having an interest in just blowing things up," he said.

But, Mr. Denk said, the work reveals a "disturbed sense of disjunction," mixing stretches of lyric beauty with thematic variations so complex and a pace at times so fleet that "it's like inserting yourself into a whirlwind of some kind".

Exit polls show that half of Mr Nader's voters would otherwise have supported Mr Gore; and many of the rest would not have voted at all.So does inserting yourself into the middle of one of the tightest races ever ensure you a place in history as anything other than a footnote?

In gratitude, they offered the line "for get rich quick, insert yourself in Guadrian!" (sic).

Walter, you don't have to insert yourself in that lineage.

Of course, you don't want to go overboard and insert yourself too much.

But you didn't insert yourself into the conversation — your co-worker asked you directly.

"I think if you're going to insert yourself, you'd better understand what you're doing.