Sentence examples for would intrude from inspiring English sources
But eventually the complexities of the human world would intrude.
Unionization would intrude on the academic process, the board said.
But then Kafka would intrude, for this is the 1930s.
But his sense of theater would intrude nonetheless.
Republicans say such caps would intrude on workers' freedom.
She looked at me as if I'd intruded on something that was meant to be private.
What's charged is the earlier moment, when he inadvertently interrupts her prayers and looks as embarrassed as if he'd intruded upon the intimacy of lovers -- which, in a sense, he has.
Without fanfare, without a sign of special effort, she gave a performance, there in her chair, that was so heart-touchingly, luminously authentic, so real, you felt you'd intruded into someone's deepest intimacy.
With regards to the posters, he said they are "not reasonably necessary and would unduly intrude on the retailers' wall space," while the stickers would "unduly intrude upon the retailers' own message," reports MacWorld.
