Sentence examples for eavesdropping you from inspiring English sources

"Startup.com" is one of the most involving pieces of eavesdropping you're likely to experience, thanks to the access granted to the documentary filmmakers Jehane Noujaim and Chris Hegedus.

At that point in Jehane Noujaim and Chris Hegedus's documentary, the participants seem to be no longer aware of the camera, and viewers lean toward the screen in, Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times, "one of the most interesting pieces of eavesdropping you're likely to experience".

I felt like getting up and asking them, an intervener descending on interventionists, but when you're eavesdropping, you kind of loose your right to intervene.

If you randomly start eavesdropping, you might be eavesdropping on a very boring conversation.

If, without spying or eavesdropping, you hear someone admit to being an illegal immigrant, take it seriously.

Her songs stem from a place so intimate and inward-facing, it feels like you're eavesdropping when you hear her moan lines like, "If you want to touch me you can do it with the lights on".

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".

If you admit out loud to a bunch of people — including Haake, who was on the sidewalk enterprisingly eavesdropping — that you're just pretending to be offended, you risk looking phony, like your husband.

"I have been eavesdropping on you through the trees.

A KGB-built listening post that's still operational, possibly eavesdropping on you right now.

Pretend to be shopping for something if you are eavesdropping and if you are following the person/people, wait until they are out of sight before you follow them and pretend to be looking for something in the isle that they are in.