Sentence examples for intruding from inspiring English sources

Hope you don't think I'm intruding".

Watch out for the concerns expressed about the safe detour around the ruthless Elephant and Castle roundabout and the likelihood of cars, vans and buses intruding on the blue strip.

A separate guide about privacy considers whether the law should prevent the press from intruding into the private lives of public figures.

But proper issues keep intruding.

Checkpoints are another problem: burly fellows with mismatched camouflage demand papers, thoughtlessly intruding mid-chapter.

The left in America defines "extremism" as any disagreement with progressive dogma.The American right is simply coalescing around an idea that, while not new, is regaining ascendancy; government is too big, it spends too much, and is intruding upon individual liberty.

Both Islamic fundamentalists and Scientologists have come to the aid of bewildered Acehnese, for example.Politics is intruding on the aid effort.

His colleagues, he believed, were intruding dangerously into fiscal policy.

And since America's election system is highly decentralised, that appears to mean almost any election dispute.In intruding itself into an area of politics that it has so far tried to avoid, the court stretched the meaning of the equal protection part of the constitution far, far beyond anything that a strict constructionalist would tolerate.

"If you will pardon me for intruding the observation, sir, I have learned at the Ganymede that Mr Mandelson has of late been imparting the impression to various gentlemen's gentlemen that the whole idea of the loan—I allude to the loan about which Lord Falconer was recently inquiring was yours.

Eurocrats are intruding deeply into the economies of the euro zone, raising profound questions about democracy.