Sentence examples for this intrusion of from inspiring English sources

"Reject this intrusion of federal government mandates," Mr. Armey said, echoing conservative concerns about expanding the size of government.

But nor can I continue to convert this intrusion of private grief into my "true", literary life into literature.

This intrusion of fantasy and this insistence on the joyousness of human life have made Southeast Asian arts unique.

How to understand this new culture of readerly yearning — this intrusion of feeling into a cerebral realm?

Baird excoriated this intrusion of a "non-English" system, but he reluctantly began research on his own system of 240-line pictures by inviting a collaboration with Farnsworth.

This intrusion of the supernatural is abrupt; it would help if the legend of the Wilis (here ghosts of garment factory workers) was seeded earlier in the piece.

However, not only had Native peoples continued to manage, interact with, and utilize this space throughout history, they also continued to do this despite the intrusion of the G-O Road and the Supreme Court's findings.

Yet, surreal as it is, there's something rather apt about the intrusion of this glassy-eyed animal.

This also prevents the intrusion of air into the system because the low-pressure side is always maintained above atmospheric pressure by the main system.

"What's nicer than babies?" says the girl who lost two mothers by the age of 10. 4. Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte When Mr Earnshaw returns from a trip to Liverpool with a "dirty, ragged black-haired child" that he has found starving on the street, his family react with horror at the intrusion of this "gipsy brat".

This degradation facilitates the intrusion of endothelial cells across such structures, an important step for neovessel sprouting (Mullins and Rohrlich, 1983; Tryggvason et al, 1987) and metastasis formation (Tryggvason et al, 1987; Mignatti and Rifkin, 1993).