Sentence examples for were 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
Later they were intruded by granite batholiths.
D1 synorogenic granitoids were intruded between 2187 Ma and 2158 Ma under greenschist metamorphic condition.
If the Bodmin granites were intruded into the folded rocks, then it follows that the granites must postdate the folding.
In all institutes and academies, ideological hacks were intruded to ensure Marxist, or rather Stalinist, purity of theory and practice.
Northwest-trending dikes were intruded in a short interval of time across the entire northwestern half of the Canadian Shield 1.27 billion years ago.
So if the crystal age of the granite was 300 million years, it fixes our cliffs as older still - the black slates must have already been folded before the granites were intruded.
To Gaurji, they were intruding in his house.
His colleagues, he believed, were intruding dangerously into fiscal policy.
We never felt we were intruding on them.
Going into those houses felt like you were intruding on somebody's privacy.
Service also needed polish: one server was so aloof we felt we were intruding.
