| This object, aligned with Evil, is a thing of desire for us, an outlet for the irruption of Evil. |
| Flourishing their donnybrook shillelahs, they looked like an irruption of barbarians. |
| No, what you have to pass judgment on is the irruption violence into the field where normal democratic rights are being exercised. |
| And there was an irruption from the house on to the terrace. |
| The body must become a transparent sign of a living Presence: our consecrated life is a parable of the irruption of the Kingdom of God in history. |
| We picture the vision, then, as an irruption of hypnosis into the visual sphere. |
