Sentence examples for interject a point from inspiring English sources

GREGORY: Let me interject a point of fact here.

If you went to a meeting at MTV, you might see a segment producer wearing a tank top and shorts sitting at the head of the table with someone like me at the middle of the table, talking about an idea, and everyone screaming over one another with absolutely no fear of interjecting a point of view: "Is it rock?

Matt interjects with a point about the second season: "In the Halloween episode, they all dress up as Ghostbusters," he said, "But, we dressed up as Ghostbusters for Halloween.

Never feel the need to interject any point after this unless directly asked by Mr. Trump or one of his advisers on the task.

Allow me to interject a few important points.

At one point, I interject a tentative reference to Eastern philosophies, but Freddie pooh-poohs them with Hegelian vehemence, dismissing Taoism, Confucianism, Hinduism, and Buddhism in a single barking laugh.

"A point on makeup," a young man interjected.

The judge interjects a few pointed questions.

Sheepishly, Record Doctor tries to interject and point out that, to the best of his knowledge, there are no such recordings, but Eavis has moved on.

Let me interject one point here that needs to be understood.

They calmly heard each other's sides, interjecting an occasional "good point" or "I agree". Then they discovered they both used to work for the same company.