Sentence examples for Peeping is from inspiring English sources

Peeping is now illegal only if the subject is recorded on camera without his or her knowledge, or if it involves some other crime like trespassing or stalking, Mr. Vallone said.

In the Northeast, where most of the peeping is concentrated, as the color band shifts south, so does the traffic.

12) TREETOP ZIP Leaf peeping is a serious sport in Asheville — hence the weekly "fall color report" from the local visitor's bureau (exploreasheville.com).com

At the heart of peeping is a desire to 'see' and to 'know' – a wish to connect with strangers, rather than just an inclination to intrude.

Such digital peeping is apparently legal, said Clifford S. Fishman, a law professor at the Catholic University of America and the author of a leading work on surveillance law, "Wiretapping and Eavesdropping".

As is so frequently the case in this shadowy world, Genji peeps at her through a fence (peeping is a common image in Japanese erotic prints, too) and is so taken by the child's beauty that he imagines what she will be like when she grows up.

Narcissus 'Peeping Tom' is finally out.

The truly upsetting element in Peeping Tom is, of course, what it says about the cinema, in which we are all voyeurs.

Peeping Tom is sometimes called the "very British Psycho" – but 10 Rillington Place, in all its shabby reality, is a rival contender.

At first reviled, later revered, Peeping Tom is easily as influential as Psycho in opening up the dark mindset of cinema.

Peeping Tom is a rarity because it captures image-making at all levels – from studio fodder, through the science documentaries of the hero's father (played by Powell himself), to backroom porn.