Meanings of intruded with in English

It was the crisis, and into it Mollie intruded with clumsy tread.

Then the moment was gone, and the world beyond intruded with a rush.

But when he started to push inside her, reality intruded with a hot, raw flush.

He too wanted to stop thinking and he wished that his thoughts could be intruded with conversation.

Past recollections intruded with startling clearness.

He had intruded with no advice, he had offered no comment that she had come downstairs alone, without Lise.

Vance, strong personality that hid behind assumed nonentity for some purpose of his own, intruded with sudden violence, demanding an explanation of his presence.

"I explained to his Majesty," said Lilly, "that in all my calculations and observations, Mars intruded with alarming persistency in conjunction with King Louis's star.