Sentence examples for sounds intrusive from inspiring English sources

If that last section sounds intrusive, that's because it kind of is.

It sounds intrusive, without actually leading to revelation, but it is particularly useless when applied to someone labouring to narrate a painful memory.

That sounds intrusive, but last Tuesday when I rode a rush-hour train in the morning, I went through the process and was in my seat in less than two minutes.

It sounds intrusive at first, but in practice it is extremely useful, especially on link-heavy sites like CNN or Techmeme.

It sounds intrusive, but really it's just a matter of replying to the things people were already saying.

Too much bass makes low-frequency sounds intrusive and overpowering, while too high makes for a dirty, unclear bass.

Sometimes Mr. Maazel's manipulations sound convincing, and sometimes they sound intrusive.

His shows have helped to professionalise live hip-hop after years of cruddy sound, intrusive hypemen and constant interruptions.

But the solo lines don't sound intrusive if the background strings are almost inaudible, as they were here.

Afterwards, Newman rescored some of the film to include the song's composition, so it would not sound intrusive when played. Louis Armstrong's rendition of "La Vie en rose" was used for a montage where WALL-E does not get EVE's attention on Earth.

"Though it sounds quite intrusive, the access to the friend list is an essential component to be able to deliver the social aspects of the application," Mr. Kisilevsky said.