Sentence examples for interject from inspiring English sources

"Things like … the idea of equality, the idea that people should have equal opportunities for all jobs, the idea that the hereditary principle shouldn't apply … " "Mrs Windsor?" I interject, thinking of the time in 2003 when Wood was ejected from the assembly chamber in 2003 for this reference to the Queen.

Others would interject, with cause, that I should have discussed global imbalances and the great savings glut, or the role of soaring commodity prices in precipitating a downturn, or any number of other factors.

When Mr Aznar's socialist successor, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, demanded respect for an elected leader, Mr Chávez sniped in the background, prompting a clearly infuriated King Juan Carlos to interject, "Why don't you just shut up?"That scene, replayed on YouTube, brought delight to countless thousands who have suffered Mr Chávez's chronic verbal diarrhoea.

But the administration can hardly pin all the blame on a gung-ho Central Intelligence Agency when it itself was even more convinced that Saddam had WMD, and was sceptical of the few words of caution that the CIA and others managed to interject.

Conversely, in films such as Zelig (1983) and Forrest Gump (1994), editing techniques are used to interject fictional characters into historical footage in order to emphasize the narrative's sense of time and place.

A general readjustment in contracts would be enormously complicated and time-consuming and would interject an undesirable element of uncertainty into economic and business activity.

"I don't like to interject myself if I feel like my opinion is not wanted.