Significats de very intrusive en anglès

Muiznieks said these were in some cases " very intrusive and disproportionate".

The information that they get about you and how they can use it is very intrusive.

Insulin dependent diabetes is very intrusive into one's lifestyle and requires a great deal of self discipline.

Even now, Fräulein, I fear you will think that I am very intrusive in coming to you.

It is a costly and very intrusive procedure which involves giving these large animals heavy doses of anaesthesia.

A select committee changed the bill to constrain access, warning that unfettered access may be " very intrusive".

One of the most secure methods is retina scanning but someone blowing light in your eye felt very intrusive.

Hyacinth's .44 was very intrusive, and so Sarah filed it under G for Gun and they had a good laugh.

It is very intrusive.

Hamilton said: We are so relieved this extraordinarily lengthy, often very intrusive, and unsympathetic process has finally come to an end.

If not very intrusive on your secrets, may I know how long you have changed your sentiments and manner of life?

I hated the pressure put on my kids as a result of it, and it was a very unpleasant and very intrusive.

I know I must have seemed very intrusive when I disturbed you; but I could not bear to hear you crying like that.

Habit is a very intrusive feature of our mental life, and is often present where at first sight it seems not to be.

Furthermore, we are profoundly saddened by the manner in which the first witness in the trial has been doubly traumatised by very intrusive cross-examination.

"And Donna Isora, how long, if not very intrusive on your confidence, have you known her?"