Sentence examples for eavesdropping of from inspiring English sources
Those, of course, were war days and eavesdropping of all kinds was widely encouraged.
We have sought every tactical advantage, and this sometimes leads — as in eavesdropping of foreign allies — to strategic losses.
What Mr. Hayden did not realize was that a passenger a few seats away was doing some eavesdropping of his own.
The spying and eavesdropping of old farces is replaced by the group's general failure to password protect their phones and tablets.
The eavesdropping of the Greek UN mission was known as "Powell" and the operation against its embassy was referred to as "Klondyke".
Anyone who has seen the Oscar-winning 2006 film "The Lives of Others," about the eavesdropping of the Communist Stasi, can understand why the Prism revelations hit a raw nerve in Germany.
After that disclosure, President Barack Obama ordered his own review of NSA surveillance that resulted in the termination of some eavesdropping on the leaders of certain unidentified friendly countries.
Former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright has accused France of eavesdropping on her in the 1990s.
Share opinions about the legitimacy of eavesdropping on citizens with or without just cause.
Smith's well-honed, even obsessive prose gives a feeling of eavesdropping on her characters' innermost thoughts.
A daydream, in this sense, is just a means of eavesdropping on those novel thoughts generated by the unconscious.
