Sentence examples for is one such interjection from inspiring English sources

"A duck farting on an ashtray," is one such interjection.

The earthy broken dialect of his narrative voice, scattered with the dog's interjections, is one of the pleasures of this harrowing but hopeful coming-of-age tale.

The 70s – fuck!" That single thought dominated the online discussion of the interview (aside from the frequent interjections of admiration for Bettany himself – he "is one of those actors whose presence makes anything 27% better", asserted MrGreyhame).

("Ivey-Divey" was one of Young's many homemade interjections; it meant whatever he wanted it to mean).

She's waking up!" Such interjections remind us that the narrative is not really in the hands of young Sally at all, derailing our suspension of disbelief.

While I gave him a look of surprise at his interjection, he informed me that I am "one of those lucky manic depressives that should just quit moaning".

An interjection of a personal anecdote would be "one time my uncle took me to school and he got lost," followed by a continuation of routine.

Such cases are ones of "defeat".

Clinton, whose books include "Fanny Kemble's Civil Wars," frequently speculates about what she cannot know, with such interjections as "one can imagine" or "there is every reason to believe".

It is not an interjection, except when it is.

"God" is a multipurpose interjection or the creator of the universe.