Sentence examples for Invade someone's privacy from inspiring English sources

I also thought it was private; there's no need to invade someone's privacy for something that's fictitious," she says, her sensitivity towards privacy clearly a by-product of her own upbringing in the shadow of her paparazzi-plagued siblings.

Make sure that it's really necessary that you invade someone's privacy, before you try to.

"You can't just invade someone's privacy".

It is also vital to consider whether republication in a major news outlet might invade someone's privacy.

But when you go to the point where you invade someone's privacy, the leader of certainly Europe, if not one of the most foremost leaders in the world, Angela Merkel, then it was a mistake".

On Friday Kate Green, the Labour MP for Urmston and Stretford and shadow minister for women and equalities, said: "It is totally unacceptable to humiliate people or invade someone's privacy when there is absolutely no public interest in the story.

The immediate assumption, in the days after his killing, was that Lo Presti had been murdered for invading someone's privacy.

As a journalist being accused of invading someone's privacy, there is always a risk that it will stick to your name," she said.

But the assurance we need, more than balance, is that an authority invading someone's privacy will be able to exercise restraint; and that is the bit that proves such a challenge.

Don't invade someone's personal space, just as you would not invade anyone else's.

Either way, it seems highly likely that someone's privacy has been invaded.