Sentence examples for intruded in from inspiring English sources
Steroids intruded in sports in 2004 as never before.
This language, which is wholly false, which is this Jamaican patois that has intruded in England.
Just as the government has tightened control over political life, so, too, has it intruded in matters of faith.
The facts never seem to have intruded in the chancellor's relentless repetition of the supremacy of his own policies.
Such missteps, reminiscent of the snarky tone that intruded in the author's 1998 novel "The Silver Castle" are thankfully rare.
Like Nyborg's, her personal life has sometimes intruded in distracting ways upon her professional one: Does she wear too much Gucci?
To Gaurji, they were intruding in his house.
But reality doesn't exactly intrude in this movie.
We have never felt that the government is intruding in our lives.
Aerosol cans are intruding in the collapsible tube industry, as are plastic tubes.
How much more evidence do we need that politicians should stop intruding in medical care?
