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Meanings of too intrusive in English
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Usage of too intrusive in English
1
The practice is entirely legal but some experts say it is too intrusive.
2
But pollsters said many voters found the party's policies too intrusive.
3
I love how it's not too intrusive, just gentle, beautiful listening.
4
My biggest issue with updating my relationship status is Facebook can be too intrusive.
5
The register has been criticised, both for being too intrusive, and not going far enough.
6
The North has balked at U.S. demands about verification, fearing it to be too intrusive.
7
The North has baulked at U.S. demands about verification, fearing it to be too intrusive.
8
The North has balked over U.S. demands about verification, fearing it to be too intrusive.
9
I only hope I have not seemed too intrusive.'
10
The legislation has been criticized as too intrusive and unnecessary by legal experts and opposition politicians.
11
The North has balked over U.S. demands about the mechanism, fearing it to be too intrusive.
12
The North has balked over U.S. demands over the mechanism, fearing it to be too intrusive.
13
The moon is a bit too intrusive tonight.
14
How often I have stalked them warily, trying to identify the volume without seeming too intrusive.
15
Not too intrusive, but not too wallpaper-ey either.
16
She didn't want to be too intrusive.
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