Sentence examples for the snooping from inspiring English sources
verb
To be devious and cunning so as not to be seen.
Whatever the reason, the snooping raises ethical questions.
The snooping scandal is murkier, and seems to have involved an abuse of power.
Even if you do all this, it may not stop the snooping.
During a recent lunch, several diners said they were not bothered by the snooping.
Fellini said he took the name "Paparazzo" – the snooping snapper in La Dolce Vita – from a novel by Gissing.
Several, including Apple, Facebook and Google (but no telecoms firms, oddly), have called for curbs on the snooping.
Brazil's energy regulator says the integrity of the auction has not been compromised by the snooping on Petrobras.
Turning the snooping technology on Americans would not be difficult, if political circumstances made it seem necessary.
Australian sledging is rarely Wildean, a factor drummed home in recent times by the snooping ear of effects microphones.
The extent of the snooping angered many, though Mr Snowden was accused of putting the security of America and its allies at risk.
Still, questions remain about who knew what when, as well as the legality of it all.In private, bankers have expressed consternation at the snooping.
