Sentence examples for intruded with from inspiring English sources
Reality intruded with a collapsing rupiah, and the discovery of further massive gas reserves.
The Kmart crisis intruded with a swiftness that caught Mr. Adamson and other board members off guard, he said.
The coastal mountains from the Queen Charlotte Islands southward to southern California have been folded, faulted, and intruded with molten rock as a result of this movement.
As the overview moved from early to final drafts in the last few months, the politics of climate intruded, with intense tugs of war being felt by some scientists involved in the work over how to word conclusions.
She was intruding into a relation for which she believed herself ineligible, and intruding with a motive.
Simply a crisp, clean, modest wine that doesn't intrude with pretensions.
She apologized for intruding with practical matters but said that time was short.
Moved, Chagnon lay quietly in his hammock, not wanting to intrude with his tape recorder or notebook.
Unlike its competitors, however, Fox lets its daytime anchors intrude with opinion — usually opinions consonant with the Bush Administration's.
At any given location, the past is poised to intrude, with memories lined up one behind the other.
But contemporary politics intrude with the blunt message: "Hussein from America wants it and he is determined and cruel".
