Sentence examples for personal intrusion from inspiring English sources

And it's this sense that she's on our side which perhaps protects her from personal intrusion.

It was a corrective to the biographical criticism of the 19th century" - and, he adds, by way of deflecting personal intrusion, of the present day.

Believing that "the most extraordinary images might be the most prosaic," he deliberately kept formal decisions to a minimum, preferring to manipulate the images as little as possible and eliminate, as far as possible, "personal intrusion".

If volunteers investigate crimes such as identity theft or fraud, the risks might relate to personal intrusion or commercial sensitivity rather than physical danger, but they're no less real.

And how widely will the personal intrusion filter down the political spectrum, now that it has proved successful at leader level (where at least the wives have professional PR support on hand to help them deal with it)?

Among female business travelers who have reduced their level of flying because of security checkpoint experiences, 31 percent have done so because of what they described as a personal "intrusion from security".

If airlines were responsible for security, he said, they would have to be mindful of personal intrusions lest they alienate customers and send them to another airline with less intrusive security measures.

Milton allows himself three personal intrusions into the narrative of Paradise Lost.

Clearly distrustful of a camera in anyone's hands but his own, Mr. Stern seems unlikely to have tolerated the film's ruthless close-ups and personal intrusions from another filmmaker.

He is magnanimous when it comes to the world at large, but occasionally short-tempered, to the point of abrasive, when it comes to personal intrusions on his time.

And while an armed guard still protects the mayor's press office from reporters trying to enter -- a practice started by the Giuliani administration -- Mr. Bloomberg's aides have so far stopped the practice of treating requests for basic information as personal intrusions on their privacy.