| In some places, solid blocks of the stone obtrude from the granite pavement of the front of the memorial or from its curved base. |
| Other problems arise elsewhere on those occasions when the hand of editor or fingerer obtrude. |
| But I challenge the ethics of including stealthily edited sequences and extras that obtrude questionable material on unsuspecting viewers. |
| Very often she gives them very good advice, but she does not obtrude it unseasonably. |
| He will not obtrude his views on others, but speak his mind freely when occasion calls for it. |
| Rather, they obtrude persistently into consciousness, perturbing us when we would rather forget them, even disrupting our dreams. |
