Sentence examples for sort of interruption from inspiring English sources

In the past, this sort of interruption might have prompted a crude retort, but now, after a tense pause, McEnroe finally says, "That's right," and shakes the man's outstretched hand.

On average, it takes 23 minutes before you're able to refocus your thoughts after any sort of interruption, said Steve Wang, a human resources executive and career coach.

In a June poll performed by Datafolha, 32% of Brazilians said they had experienced some sort of interruption to their water service in the previous month.

Exogenous attention could be conceptualized as a sort of interruption of endogenous attention or, more precisely, as a reorientation of endogenous attention to a different stimulus or to a different characteristic of the currently attended stimulus.

When she asks, in "Rain Cog," "How can I knock be clear about my intentions?" she is telegraphing not only the pitfalls and slippages inherent in executions of "clarity" but also the sorts of interruptions one's artistic inclinations habitually make in the midst of public calls for coherence.

This sort of sudden interruption will require additional executions on the topology information base besides the normal HELLO and TC messages.

Do they write the scenes this way — wrenching their thoughts in different directions with a sort of "meanwhile, in character B's world" kind of interruption?

This kind of interruption is called physical interruption.

Furthermore, "this was the best-possible situation for borrowers, so as not to negatively impact any sort of transition or interruption of servicing, especially for borrowers in the middle of the loan rehabilitation process," Horn said, referring to a perk in the federal student loan program that allows borrowers to cure loan defaults by making nine on-time payments in a 10-month period.

On the hourlong "Spell-Mageddon," that looks like a group of contestants engaging in a spelling bee while running obstacle courses that are smaller, tamer versions of those on "Wipeout" and enduring the sort of wet 'n' messy interruptions that mark similar competitions on Nickelodeon.

They're soaking in a culture of interruption.