Sentence examples for much eavesdropping from inspiring English sources

Too much eavesdropping might actually exacerbate the problem, because there would be more data to sift.

You don't have to do much eavesdropping at intermission to learn that a great many people in and around Raleigh are finding that they like it a lot.

There is much eavesdropping: Nanny, characterised with a hint of menace by the incomparable June Watson, has her ear to the door; ditto daughter Susan, played with convincing despond by Emily Lane.

As the audience walk from room to room, they don't so much eavesdrop on people's lives as plunge into the middle of them.

They spent too much time eavesdropping while waxing their hook-end moustaches.

I don't care much for eavesdropping on bagged chips, or the further enabling of high tech spyware, but would be quite interested to see more high-speed analyses of soundboards with various stringloads and pitches !

U.S. officials have now indicated that much NSA eavesdropping on Merkel and other allied leaders is likely to be curtailed if not halted.

Congress passed a hurried six-month revision to the law this month, but Democrats have promised to revisit the issue upon their return in September because they say the law gives the administration too much power to eavesdrop on Americans' communications.

The unsecured version of the search engine, which is much easier to eavesdrop on, remains accessible.

Seated on three sides of the action, we seem to be not so much watching a play as eavesdropping on life itself.

Eavesdropping on analysis – as in the much missed In the Psychiatrist's Chair – is a winning format.