Sentence examples for invasive about from inspiring English sources

Sure we have some of those devices now, in our pockets, but there's something far more invasive about pumping ads into the essential tech infrastructure of your home.

"We need to remember what was so invasive about Google Glass in the first place," said Sullivan.

While the name of Brooklyn-based singer and producer Pepi Ginsberg's new project N-A-R-C might evoke strict anti-drug task forces, there's nothing invasive about her sweetly melodic electro-pop.

These figures strongly suggest that while the Supreme Court has ruled that there's nothing invasive about an exterior drug dog sniff of a car, in truth, the dog's alert may be nothing more than the dog confirming its handler's hunches -- which is exactly what the Fourth Amendment is supposed to protect against.

Use your tongue to explore and gently stroke the inside of your partner's mouth, but don't be too invasive about it.

At times, the five men, who are gay, are met with invasive curiosity about living as openly gay people, but this never stops them from doing what they do best.

Female mice develop mammary neoplasias that resemble human intraductal neoplasias, including progression through atypical ductal hyperplasia (about eight weeks), MIN [ 11], which is similar to human DCIS (about 12 weeks), and invasive tumors (about 16 weeks) [ 12].

All that had happened was that some invasive photographers lurking about saw something they could make money out of.

In these enclosures, the invasive plants grew about as well as the native plants did.

The removal process itself is invasive and lasts about 30 minutes.

We joked about the fact that we looked different, that others had curious, sometimes invasive questions about it.