Sentence examples for intruded from from inspiring English sources

The political is particularly well-handled; we are not traipsed through the hustings, but given several moments in the author's life in Calcutta when politics intruded, from the days of leftist rule to the rise of Mamata Banerjee and her Trinamool Congress party.

In fact there is little for the guards to deal with beyond a stolen car radio, punishing a scared kid who has intruded from a neighbouring favela, and helping an Argentinian visitor who has left a birthday party to buy drink and can't find the anonymous block where his hosts live.

c When a path between the reservoir and crack formed, the hydrothermal fluid intruded from the reservoir to the crack.

Re-saturation occurred in the order of the backfill and then a buffer as groundwater was intruded from the surrounding rock.

Based on the study of high gas-oil ratio wells, the distribution of humic natural gas that intruded from Xujiahe Formation and enriched in Da'anzhai Member is unevenly distributed.

On March 5, increasing pressurization of the east rift zone conduit reached the failure point, and magma intruded from the conduit to the surface, triggering the Kamoamoa fissure eruption (Orr et al. 2013b).

But in Shostakovich, forces intrude from outside.

There seemed to be no policy area where Mr. Clinton hesitated to intrude, from school uniforms to class size, from testing to after-school programs.

Noises intruding from outside, like tire-on-pavement hiss, wind howl and traffic thrum, have been engineered down to a satisfying level.

The prime example of this approach is "Apple Tree and Shed" (2007), with hallucinatory, slightly Cubist orbs of white blossoms and, intruding from the right, the flat, almost collagelike face of a shack in lichen-green clapboard.

In "The Artist's Family" (1927), painted a decade later, his wife, daughter and infant son fill the frame, while he seems to intrude from the right, like a handyman with bad teeth who usually keeps to the barn.