Sentence examples for interrupting himself from inspiring English sources

He's interrupting himself.

He'd be, like, laughing, interrupting himself laughing.

He was excited about Merkel's visit, and kept interrupting himself to come back to it.

"We can … " Interrupting himself he took off, sprinting up the wet grass incline.

He speaks with scientific precision, interrupting himself with minor qualifications and clarifications.

He apologizes for interrupting himself with asides and tangents ("sorry to get all A.D.D. on you again").

The quick mind that won him a scholarship to Massachusetts Institute of Technology races ahead, so that he's constantly interrupting himself--on everything from references to Hegel's dialectics, the fascistic tendencies of political correctness, unnamed women who have brought him joy or trouble--yet always managing to retrieve his train of thought.

Many pages of Castro monologue are transcribed and transmitted to North American readers without interruption (except when "Raúl interrupts himself"), proving that Penn understands the first principle of the good interview: make the subject feel comfortable enough to open up.

Here he interrupted himself.

"Oh, yeah," he interrupted himself.

(Ghostface likes to interrupt himself).