Sentence examples for even more intrusive from inspiring English sources

"It's even more intrusive".

Even more intrusive was the country music that boomed in the dining room.

Recorded political messages are even more intrusive than commercial calls and should be banned.

Over the last 25 years, the pattern has become even more intrusive.

This, surely, could be even more intrusive on a smartwatch than on a smartphone?

Every few days, we learn that the government's constitutionally dubious dragnet of telephone and Internet communications is broader, deeper and even more intrusive than we thought.

Experiments in ever more intrusive surveillance, stop-and-search powers, summary deportation and extradition, and even punishment without reasonable suspicion, charge or trial: all these were first attempted with foreigners, terror suspects and the unworthy poor.

Snowden himself, learning even more about intrusive and widespread surveillance by the N.S.A., still admits that he's down with the program, affirming his recognition and belief that deep and invasive cyber-interventions are justified toward, he says, China, Russia, and Venezuela.

And from facial recognition for identity and authentication it's but a small step to ushering in even more personally intrusive technology systems — like emotion-tracking timestamped against the content you're browsing.

If these arguments succeed, the next Internet will be even more personally intrusive, publicly unaccountable and susceptible to manipulation than the current one.

Even for more intrusive surveillance, such as reading emails or listening to phonecalls, the ISC rejects demands that at least a judge rather than a minister should be responsible for authorising the warrants.