Sentence examples similar to ever intrusive from inspiring English sources

They delight in telling stories about their punishing hours, snatched holidays and ever-intrusive BlackBerrys.

The ever-intrusive power of the state on our lives, the loss of privacy, the loss of freedom and a steady attrition undermining the rule of law.

and the ever-intrusive Rep. John Dingell John Dingell (D-Mich).

It was instructive without ever appearing intrusive.

This means that laws become ever more intrusive but at the same time less effective.

Among other things, Obama has tried to amend the Patriot Act to give the F.B.I. ever greater intrusive powers.

But ever more intrusive and irreverent press coverage is subjecting Nordic royals to new and unfamiliar pressures.

The UK's propensity to ever more intrusive surveillance makes a mockery of its foreign policy exhortations.

It does security and ever more intrusive powers they claim will make us safer, but not privacy.

He presides over a government that to critics appears ever more intrusive, dictating health care choices, playing politics with the Internal Revenue Service and snooping into journalists' phone records.

Permitting himself to be classified with ever more intrusive precision is the price the onion obsessive pays for getting his onions.