Sentence examples for interventions of a from inspiring English sources

He positions both of these plays as interventions of a kind, adding with an apologetic smile, "that sounds really grand".

I know that I'm reading a collaboration, a book that would be very different without the interventions of a brilliant editor.

There are a few moments that undoubtedly work better in the comic; the occasional interventions of a narrator who is neither Quinn nor Auster, for instance, are awkward in the novel, but make perfect sense in the comic.

Wilkinson's customised care was possible because of moves towards personal budgets in adult social care, although it also required the interventions of a family, a community organisation, and a volunteer.

He has been cast aside thanks to the interventions of a Machiavellian rival just at the moment when he was about to unleash his greatest creation upon the world – an ambitious production of The Tempest.

The west is damned when it intervenes and when it doesn't, as in Syria, sometimes by the very people who seem unconcerned by Russian or Iranian interventions of a cynical or destructive kind.

So there, an intervention of a few tens of billions of dollars has a big effect.

Upon restoration of order, George is saved by the intervention of a rich friend.

Doesn't the intervention of a producer so early mean characterful voices might get weeded out?

Only the intervention of a single soldier spared me from rape".

The physical attack lasted around 30 seconds and was halted by the intervention of a witness.