interject造句怎么写

To introduce or interject(a comment, for example) during discourse or a conversation.

"I really don't think he meant it," said David Beckham, who was bound to interject at some point.

The consultation stage includes responsiveness and enthusiasm, knowing when to interject key points, showing sincerity, highlighting your strengths, and listening intently.

interject a comment into a conversation;

What to do: Seize opportunities to interject by responding.

If I may interject a note of caution into the discussion...

Medical education must interject with humanistic education for cultivating the eligible medical persons in new century.

For to make lived experience a datum of consciousness is to interject the distinction between subject and object and so to destroy its immediacy.

The bishop was prepared for this interject ion.

Through this way , we can interject art design and charcoal together.

As we sipped from our second glass of imported Whiskey, Mr. Smith's thoughts turned to his son, who was sitting with us, listening attentively and trying to interject when he could.

I was thinking of a polite way to interject the question, when suddenly she looked up at the sky.

Do you mind if I interject something here?