Sentence examples for interject himself from inspiring English sources
"He's been able to interject himself into the political arena without anybody getting mad at him," Gerald Ford told me.
It means that the landlord is now in a position to interject himself into the private arrangements of people who are living together.
On Sunday, Mr. Edwards sought to interject himself into the fight and angrily challenged Mrs. Clinton's campaign, which he said "doesn't seem to have a conscience".
It was Mr. Primakov, whom the Americans had long distrusted since his attempt to interject himself as a mediator on behalf of Saddam Hussein during the gulf war in 1991.
Asked for reaction to the Texas governor's decision to interject himself into the sensitive congressional deliberations, DeLay snapped, "It's obvious the governor's got a lot to learn about Congress". Other House leaders issued more muted responses, suggesting they were simply trying to find ways to fund the government without dipping into the Social Security trust fund or raising taxes.
Mr. Zoellick's office initially said he would make no comment about her departure so as not to interject himself into the matter, but later in the afternoon an aide issued a statement from him saying: "Suzanne has done a tremendous amount to push the anticorruption agenda forward, and I'm grateful for her service".
Mr. Cohen said he was always careful to be spare in correcting grammar or interjecting himself.
It was also a clear sign that Jordan, the game's supernova player, had interjected himself into the negotiations.
Mr. Trump has repeatedly interjected himself into criminal justice matters in ways that previous presidents have avoided.
He clumsily interjected himself on behalf of the mass-murdering Muslim Army major, the ground zero mosque, the civil trials of enemy combatants and the lawsuit against Arizona.
Mr. Maddox, who is representing himself, interjected himself into the courtroom arguments between Mr. Hardy and Mr. Stanton several times with heated protests of his own.
