Sentence examples for somehow invasive from inspiring English sources
The very presence of women, except as tokens, is difficult and somehow invasive for such men.
Still, when I was at home with the windows closed, working or trying to have a conversation, the sound of amplified male voices extolling Islam always felt somehow invasive.
It highlights the disparity in treatment between interactive entertainment and it's non-gaming counterparts, and it seems somehow more invasive when this comes from inside the studio rather than a meddling censor or hand-wringing politician.
"I thought it would be great if I could somehow incorporate serving an invasive fish on the menu in a Caribbean-themed restaurant," he said.
Even if it were somehow possible to remove invasive earthworm species from North America, the effects on the system would still be seen for many centuries to come.
But why publish "negative results" that refute your hypothesis that epigenetic changes might somehow be linked to adaptability in invasive species?
Indeed, there is something inherently invasive in the process, in wanting -- somehow needing -- to situate Chris at either end of a gender axis.
We weaved through pockets of beech and across fern-covered bogs, and watched a stoat chase a rabbit back and forth across a hillside (hoping that they would somehow manage to kill each other, a mutual annihilation of invasive species).
We usually assume that species wrecking havoc this way are exotic aliens; invasive "outsider" species that have colonised our land and which now hold dominion over our somehow more natural, vulnerable wildlife.
I know she's right, but somehow, cooking in another woman's kitchen, using her utensils to make her family's recipe, feels so invasive I might as well be borrowing her toothbrush.
