Sentence examples for intrude one from inspiring English sources

Politics will intrude one way or another.

TRUST someone to find a way to intrude on one of the few places left in New York where you can have an intellectual discussion with a stranger behind the wheel, and you get the idea behind putting televisions in taxis.

The narrative is carried along less by its humor than by the uncomfortable sense of closeness that Kennedy creates: the characters continually intrude on one another's thoughts, and in long sections of the novel the reader is addressed directly.

Can we intrude on one's mental space as well as their physical space?

So a small army of government watchdog types is monitoring the debate, ready to intervene if politics intrudes on one of democracy's fundamental rights.

But that does not mean we should allow a friendly power (even our most friendly one) to intrude on our citizens' privacy in ways they would not permit with their own.

You may be surprised to find "The Orphanage" becoming a missing-persons investigation, until you realize that what concerns Bayona is not a police procedural the cops hardly intrude on the movie, and one thoughtful sniffer dog could have cracked the plot before it began but a meditation on what it means to go astray.

"No one intruded on my peaceful documentation," he said.

No one has tried to intrude on his domain, he said.

Remember that YOU are the one who tried to intrude on her life uninvited, not the other way around.

I had one chance but I didn't want to intrude on her, because she was going through the horrible break-up of her marriage.