interjecting
Meaning
of Interject
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She had a way of disarming those around her and interjecting humorous one-liners into daily activities,” Duke said.
The album consists of a run through of a baker's dozen of his old hits with Cannon interjecting comments and telling stories about the songs.
Long before this, however, Armstrong was playing around with his vocals, shortening and lengthening phrases, interjecting improvisations, using his voice as creatively as his trumpet.
Speaker Wadda could be heard interjecting, “Sit down.
The fact is, there's nothing "unprecedented" about lawmakers interjecting themselves into matters of foreign policy.
There's a polyphonic effect: the characters are always trying to speak over each other, interjecting some personal insight or grievance before their conversation partners have a chance to complete their own thoughts.