Sentence examples for deeply intrusive from inspiring English sources

The searches are seen as deeply intrusive for men in Afghanistan, where turbans carry both religious and social significance.

"Rather than a full redraft, we've been given cosmetic tweaks to a heavily criticised, deeply intrusive bill," he said.

Yet a month later their printing presses were rolling out all these deeply intrusive details about me".

On top of this, ethicists say there is something deeply intrusive about peering into someone's brain in search of the truth; some even liken it to mind-reading.

Our children have been subjected to deeply intrusive repeated Ofsted inspections whilst undergoing Sats and preparing for their GCSEs," the group said in a statement.

"It included photographs of him at prayer, and indeed the website version of the article included deeply intrusive mobile phone footage, which readers of the Sun were encouraged to watch.

"It's deeply unrealistic and intrusive and it sends a very hostile message to someone who's gay.

Detective Constable Tim Hargreaves told the court he had listened to all 330 messages and he described them as "deeply personal and intrusive".

The voicemails and transcripts found by police detailed Mr Blunkett's feelings about the end of the relationship, and were "deeply personal and intrusive" - Det Con Tim Hargreaves, who investigated the case, told the court.

At the same time, party apparatchiks sifting through the social media accounts of would-be members for scattered examples of "inappropriate conduct" or conflict with Labour's "aims and values", give the impression of a deeply paranoid and intrusive machine.

He deeply believes in smaller, less intrusive government and greater personal responsibility".