Sentence examples for but eavesdropping from inspiring English sources

Portraying someone who had recently been convicted of a notorious murder was one thing, but eavesdropping on the actual events filled me with unease.

Similarly, Jason's displays of writerly wisdom are clever but hardly brain-rewiring: "Eavesdropping's sort of thrilling 'cause you learn what people really think, but eavesdropping makes you miserable for exactly the same reason".

"But eavesdropping is especially scary".

"Vanya," Chekhov's wounding tragicomedy, is all but ubiquitous these days on both sides of the Atlantic Londonon will host two separate stagings within a single week in November — but the shimmering intensity of Ms. Bailey's approach will be hard to equal, especially in a studio-sized space where the audience all but eavesdropped on the landscape of longing and loss.

There may be no information offered other than that which is on screen, but by eavesdropping on a string of gallery lectures Wiseman gets across something of the intricacies of the artworks he is aiming his camera at.

(Yes, I admit I was eavesdropping, but I didn't have to try very hard).

But she said eavesdropping on Americans talking to Americans was "making the haystack bigger" and the needle harder to find.

I consider eavesdropping but eventually decide against it because it would be too awkward if I were caught.

Try saying something like, "I'm eavesdropping, but I couldn't resist saying, I totally agree with... .. and then add your two cents.

The days of the beard-stroking hand gesture are over (Cubans used to run a hand through an imaginary beard to refer to Fidel, in case anyone was eavesdropping), but still, if the Cuban government heard about two Americans snooping around El Jefe's supposedly lecherous past, things could become problematic.

Minute amounts of signal deters eavesdropping, but requires such a fine tuning that the male olfactory system may be considered a "gold standard" in olfaction.