Sentence examples for intrude a bit from inspiring English sources

Wind and road noise can intrude a bit, and there is the drumming sound you often hear in an open van interior.

Mr. Thielemann intruded a bit more in the Scherzo with pullbacks in dynamics that were sharper than usual and perhaps a touch showy.

As for driving, the Ion gets decent marks for its forward view with the hood sloping away from the driver, but the high trunk intrudes a bit on the view out the back.

I felt like I was kind of intruding a little bit when I shouldn't have felt like that".

"I felt like I was intruding so I actually felt a bit uncomfortable and that ruined it for me," she said.

A bit of controversy intruded upon today's celebration.

I started to feel a bit guilty about intruding into his workspace.

If Assange's legal future became a major talking point in this country, you could probably expect a bit of nationalism to intrude.

There were no squeaks or rattles in the 47-year-old sedan, and just a bit of wind noise intruded on the relative serenity.

Trust in the person's capacity to resolve his or her own problems may have played a part in this; equally, withdrawal on the part of the distressed person may have reinforced significant others' belief that they should not intrude: Colleague: "Actually I thought I should give him a bit of privacy.

If she seems really into her snack, then you may want to wait a bit until she eats her food so she doesn't feel intruded upon when you try to get close to her.