Sentence examples for really invasive from inspiring English sources

The virtual colonoscopy will not replace the old-fashioned, really invasive one.

A: I honestly don't think that's actually possible to do without some really invasive surgery.

Where I would agree with him is when the questions become really invasive, and are just designed for voyeuristic reasons.

Miles, but also this really invasive procedure can be considered palliative in the most part of recurrences.

Years ago, I wanted really highly invasive surgical procedures to feminise my face.

Is it an oversight, or a really smart, invasive strategy to encourage people to carry change — or maybe shift to plastic?" I tried to find out.

There was raspberry, white mulberry, native "riverside" grape, Canada thistle ("a really rotten invasive," he said), a staghorn sumac and a stand of exotic Norway maple.

Asking me really gross invasive questions about my sex life".

The portraits are hypnotic and alarming, although they are not really any more invasive than ordinary snapshots of strangers -- the reverse, in fact.

It feels like something fishy is going on, even though the method isn't really any more invasive than others.

"[Being photographed] is a really intimate, almost invasive type of process.