Sentence examples for there was an interjection from inspiring English sources
"There was an interjection from the audience last night in Dublin, this woman with a very loud Aussie accent said 'But it's a fantastic place, it's a great country', and it is, I do love so much about Australia.
He acknowledged the interjection with a cheery wave - there was a high wire fence between him and his accuser - and a slight look of horror at being reminded of the incident.
In between, there were hints of Thelonious Monk and Conlon Nancarrow; there were interjections of breaking glass, piercing synthesizer chirps and a German manifesto on Dadaist art; there was a brief stretch of "Red River Valley". The Necks offered oneness; Mr. Curran embraced the miscellaneous.
I thought it over for a while and concluded that it must be an interjection, even though it fails the Mad Libs test.
It's an interjection, which can be punctuated as a complete sentence.
Even though salut is an interjection used to greet people, it is related to the French verb "saluer," meaning "to greet" or "to salute".
Apart from these, there are a multitude of verbal and nominal affixes, interjections and other particles.
And, in perhaps Papoutsis and Collins's finest coup, there is a series of utterly baffling and hugely entertaining interjections from the Booker prize-winning novelist DBC Pierre.
"I really tried to use the comic (Latin) authors, to use interjections that they would use for 'wow' and 'darn,' but there were a few terms that were pretty challenging," he said.
Quotations bring other people, most of them long dead, into the solitary realm of thinking and writing until there is a sense of sitting in the midst of a room noisy with passionate confessions and pointed interjections.
