Interrupting politely is a valuable skill, especially in professional and social settings. It shows respect for others’ time and conversation while allowing you to contribute effectively. Here are practical sentences you can use to interrupt politely without causing discomfort.
30 Sentences to Interrupt Politely
- Excuse me, may I add something here?
- I apologize for interrupting, but could I share my thoughts?
- If I could just interject for a moment.
- Pardon me, but I have a quick question.
- Sorry to cut in, but this is important.
- May I briefly interrupt with a point?
- I hate to interrupt, but could we revisit that topic?
- Excuse me for interrupting, but I think this is relevant.
- Could I pause you there for a second?
- May I offer a different perspective?
- Forgive the interruption, but I have a suggestion.
- Can I jump in with an idea?
- Sorry to break in, but there’s something I’d like to mention.
- If I might add something here?
- Excuse me, but I think this is worth noting.
- Could I step in for a moment to clarify?
- May I quickly add to that point?
- Excuse my interruption, but here’s a thought.
- If I may, I’d like to contribute something.
- Sorry to interrupt, but I think this is crucial.
- May I interject with a quick comment?
- Pardon my interruption, but this seems important.
- Can I add a quick note here?
- Excuse me, but I believe this is relevant.
- Could I briefly interrupt with an idea?
- Sorry to step in, but I have a related thought.
- May I cut in to share my perspective?
- Pardon me, but I’d like to add something.
- If I could just interject briefly.
- Excuse me for butting in, but here’s my point.
