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• And the orchestra is miked so intrusively that the singers were often unintelligible.
• He enlarged federal power through the intrusively-enforced Embargo Act of 1807.
• Klaus Badelt s score can be intrusively emphatic.
• He walks in and the " Kaftar " intrusively jumps inside from a window.
• "The trick is not to do it intrusively, " he added.
• The addition of new rock units, both depositionally and intrusively, often occurs during deformation.
• The near-documentary feeling of much of the film is undercut by such intrusively dramatic touches.
• TransactionVision provided organizations the ability to non-intrusively track electronic transactions throughout a heterogeneous IT infrastructure.
• GASMAS provides the possibility of doing this non-intrusively, without destroying any food or packages.
• She wanted to develop a technique based on ballet and modern dance, using the chair creatively but not intrusively.
• He has made the landowner Levin, played by Alfred Molina, too obviously and intrusively a Tolstoy stand-in.
• Until then, in arenas across the continent, over intrusively loud speaker systems, the recorded rock bands play on.
• When slaves talk in their native tongue, the absence of subtitles befuddles viewers, as does the intrusively syrupy musical score.
• For some it can be very annoying and even intrusively disruptive, while for others it can be pleasant and easily ignored.
• Because North Korea has now violated solemn international weapons agreements, any new understandings will have to be verified unconditionally and highly intrusively.
• She received respect among her war comrades because she " just beat up " those who intrusively tried to show her their affection.
• His biography describes him as a shadowy figure to his students and regarded by his staff as intrusively unsupportive and heavy-handed.
• According to the newspaper, the judge ruled that the reporter who took the photo acted like paparazzi, suggesting the reporter acted intrusively.
• According to the newspaper, the judge likened the reporter who took the photo to a paparazzi, suggesting that the reporter acted intrusively.
• Back in Scranton, Pam ( Jenna Fischer ) returns from art school, with the staff awkwardly and intrusively showing their excitement for Jim.