intruding

IPA: ɪntrˈudɪŋ

Examples of "intruding" in Sentences

Leaving is only surrender if fighting is your blood call intruding on common sense inteligence.
I really wanted to be there, even though I was uncomfortable with the idea of intruding into a very personal time for Carolyn.
She was somewhat relieved, in fact, since the occasional media person-apologizing profusely for "intruding" -persisted in knocking on her door.
You might be worried about government intruding on your life, but you should be much more worried about people like Sarah Palin intruding on it.
There was a time when the notion of intruding on the mutual slaughter of millions of Chinese would have had me squawking like an agitated hen, but I knew better now.
Behind Nails, as behind navis or naca, we want to have a picture of a dark, slender mass with sail or oars, climbing the ridges, with no officious English word intruding: '
Hutchinson wanted to burst forth with questions, but he looked so remote and acidly dignified that there was a suggestion of boldness in the idea of intruding on his reflections.
This was not a reprimand for their boldness in intruding into his company: he that came to seek us never checked any for seeking him; but, on the contrary, it is a kind invitation of them into his acquaintance whom he saw bashful and modest: Come, what have you to say to me?