Sentence examples for trespassed like from inspiring English sources

It is the worst kept secret in Washington that the Obama White House political staff has trespassed like Trojan horses into foreign policy territory by interfering in NSC decision-making -- channeling the Democratic Party equivalent of the Tea Party isolationist wing of the Republic Party into the West Wing.

For some reason I'm feeling nervous, like I'm trespassing, like someone else has already taken over this house.

The author of "The Trespasser" likes crime writers who see "genre conventions as starting points rather than limitations, who refuse to recognize that supposed boundary between genre and literary".

In short, the symplectic plate analysis developed in this paper presents a breakthrough in analytical mechanics in which an area previously unaccountable by Timoshenko's plate theory and the likes has been trespassed.

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He might have added that knowing too much can be a sign of hubris, inviting divine reproof: Hitchcock took the phrase from a story by his fellow Catholic GK Chesterton, for whom any detective, unless he wore a dog collar like Father Brown, trespassed on the domain of the deity.

"It kind of felt like we were trespassing," she said, "like someone was going to pop out of the bedroom and tell us to get out.

We also enjoyed simple pleasures, like trespassing.

Cutting through the backs of these blocks is so intimate it feels like trespassing.

In later years he served time for possession of stolen property and minor offenses like trespassing.

All that organization and nobody around — it seemed like trespassing in the history of Western learning, with no fear of cops.