Sentence examples for so intrusive that from inspiring English sources

I find it so intrusive that sometimes I respond rudely.

But officials said the process had become so intrusive that many candidates declined to be considered.

These terms were so intrusive that it is no exaggeration to say that these countries lost much of their sovereignty in the process.

He writes: "The founding fathers instituted gun control laws so intrusive that no self-respecting member of today's N.R.A. board of directors would support them.

Whether that information is so intrusive that it does create civil liberties problems I'm not prepared to say, because I don't know enough about the subject.

He never really finds one: the camera work is so self-conscious and so intrusive that it consistently overrides our interest in the characters and their individual dramas.

Wind noise was so intrusive at 70 m.p.h. that I kept thinking the windows were cracked open; the engine buzz added to the din.

Not that you'd want to do that; the roar of the 320-horsepower V-8 is so intrusive at high rpms that you'd go deaf from the sound of its heavy machinery.

Many also praised Nagano for tempering the influence of corporate sponsors that had been so intrusive at the Atlanta Summer Games in 1996.

The X rating wasn't initially viewed as the scarlet letter but as a reaction to self-imposed studio censorship so intrusive and baffling that movies existed in the Bizarro Universe, a place remarkably similar to our own but with freakish differences, including having married couples sleep in twin beds.

Speaking of which: Online ads became so intrusive in 2018 that they increasingly ruined people's web-browsing experiences and raised more hackles about privacy.