Sentence examples similar to sharp interjection from inspiring English sources
But Sharp's late interjection means Leeds are five points above the Championship drop zone.
He depicts history as an unfolding, ill-managed pageant in which politicians, opinion-makers and cultural leaders stumble through their parts amid sharp vox pop interjections from such characters as the sensible, zestful Chingford housewife Judy Haines, the Welsh curmudgeon Frank Lewis and a Luton factory worker called Bradbury producing the spanking new Vauxhall Victor.
Her favorite interjection is a sharp exhalation — "Aah!" — which is often provoked by someone else taking a simple thing (the renewal of a lease, say) and making it complicated.
Her favorite interjection is a sharp exhalation—"Aah!"—which is often provoked by someone else taking a simple thing (the renewal of a lease, say) and making it complicated.
Even in the distracting context of this video, the depiction is sharp and carefully executed, from the short, serious vocal interjections to the emphatic hand gestures while speaking, clenched fist vertical, with thumb pointing out at the listener.
There's a sharp edge to the writing that Boulez clearly relishes, and Pierre-Laurent Aimard brought a similar explosive quality to the solo piano's avian interjections.
After a brief interjection from Holt, Sanders continued.
"I think" is a common Rushdie interjection.
Mr. Weitz made a quick interjection.
