Sentence examples for was intruded from inspiring English sources
verb
To thrust oneself in; to come or enter without invitation, permission, or welcome; to encroach; to trespass.
- To intrude on families at unseasonable hours
His personality and being was intruded upon without his permission, and very much against his will.
Re-saturation occurred in the order of the backfill and then a buffer as groundwater was intruded from the surrounding rock.
When details of Blunkett's NI phone-hacking settlement were revealed last month, his spokesman said Blunkett's "private life was intruded on grossly".
Its water content, however, is considerably higher (generally 3 to 4percentt); much of it is absorbed, subsequent to consolidation, from the sea or from wet sediments into which the perlite was intruded.
This deposit was intruded by a volcanic dome inducing an increase of temperature and supplying Fe Mg-rich solutions, which were responsible Fe Mg-richteration of the previousolutionsnitised pyroclastic materials (which tuff formation).
The depositional ages of both the lower and upper parts of the Fagfog must be younger than the Kuncha Formation because it was intruded by a granite at 1878 ± 22 Ma 2-sigmaa).
I almost felt I was intruding.
She was intruding into a relation for which she believed herself ineligible, and intruding with a motive.
I was intruding … but he comes up, you know, Arthur comes up.
Yet as a non-believer I did feel as though I was intruding on someone else's Easter.
