intruding
IPA: ɪntrˈudɪŋ
noun
- intrusion
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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?
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