Sentence examples for interjection * from inspiring English sources

It is not an interjection, except when it is.

After a brief interjection from Holt, Sanders continued.

It is itself an oath, in another sense — an interjection, an outburst of anger.

Used as an interjection when someone is considering doing something risky or ill-advised.

It may be used as an interjection, indicating indifference, or as an adjective, meaning mediocre.

The Toulon-bound player's interjection may have been instinct, but it still proved costly.

An interjection which the Conservative back benches for some reason found hilarious.

It's a puny little interjection, and Pratchett is nothing if he is not a precise thinker.

He was known for his nasally intoned interjection — "Eh" — that usually described his mood.

The word also spent time as an interjection, an expression of dismay.

The woman continued despite her interjection, saying: "Your kids behead people in Syria.