Sentence examples for of being intrusive from inspiring English sources

It is the psychology behind it that is clever, because instead of being intrusive and allocating blame, as happens when dispensers in (say) toilets are monitored by cameras to make sure people who have been to the lavatory do indeed wash and sterilise their hands, it relies on peer pressure.

I do have some ideas but fear to mention for fear of annoying or being intrusive, none of my business you'll say".

Because of its tendency to be intrusive, however, it often deterred needy persons from applying for assistance.

91.4% of patients reported no item to be difficult to understand and 96.6% considered none of the items to be intrusive.

Our solution to determine the occurrences of the activities without being intrusive in the IP codes is to detect these activities through the signals that the components exchange.

Best predictors of a high level of distress were: intrusive thoughts about the disease, trait-anxiety, health complaints and problems with sleeping.

Too many museums suffer too much architecture, most of which is intrusive, space wasting and attention-grabbing.

In the first case, the search in front of neighbors was intrusive and humiliating for the defendant.

Nor is it that objects of perception are intrusive in an electric way as they are under mescalin or lysergic acid… It is that the perceiving turns inward, the eyelids droop, the blood is aware of itself".

Some of this is trivial - I find it idiotic that thinking adults would pay someone to go shopping with them - but some of it is intrusive.' Take parent coaching.

Some people thought the final scene, from Nick's reverie about the Midwest to the opera's conclusion -- about 15 minutes at the Met -- was too long, and that the arrival of Wolfshiem was intrusive and unnecessary.