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Intersperse (Verb)

Introduce one's writing or speech with certain expressions.

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

He would frequently intersperse his lectures with humorous anecdotes to keep the students engaged.
Her writer's voice was distinct and recognizable as she chose to intersperse colloquial expressions into formal narratives.
The interviewer's tendency to intersperse mundane questions with deeply profound ones disoriented her subjects.
Throughout his sermons, the pastor sought to intersperse relatable analogies that brought biblical teachings to life.
She learned to intersperse informative details among the dry facts in her historical texts to draw in readers.

Place at intervals in or among; "intersperse exclamation marks in the text".

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

She used her sense of humor to intersperse funny anecdotes into her speech, capturing the audience's attention.
To emphasize certain points, the teacher would intersperse pauses in his lecture, allowing the students to process the information.
The travel blogger decided to intersperse beautiful photographs throughout the article to break up the long paragraphs of text.
In an attempt to keep readers engaged, the author had chosen to intersperse short chapters with longer, more complex ones.
Throughout the presentation, the speakers interspersed industry jargon with relatable examples to ensure everyone could follow along.