intrusive

Some of these questions will be very personal and may feel intrusive.

But one thing is certain: they are much less intrusive.

They were never intrusive, and allowed him all the space he wanted.

I think it's just a little too intrusive for me.

The other thing that might help would be a more intrusive American role.

She wanted to ask him if everything was all right, but that would have been intrusive.

If you think about it, the idea of mind reading can be so intrusive.

I think it's too intrusive to ask people about that.

For a moment, it felt intrusive to be there with him.

It gave him a chance to study her without feeling intrusive.

"I feel she will be very intrusive into the life of the child," he said.

"The help should be available but not intrusive," he said.

"These programs are very intrusive on family life," she said.

I ask her what she thinks an intrusive door is.

"This is just the most intrusive way to make the connection."

In other cases, it is the forms that are intrusive.

There was no way of cutting off the intrusive voice.

"We want to make information more polite and less intrusive."

It seemed huge and intrusive to Sam, but be read on.

The company is working on a less intrusive solution to the problem.

I thought it would be less intrusive than to enter your house.

"Not only are the lights intrusive, they will be going on into the night."

I want to be near to you, and probably only succeed in being intrusive.

"I would see the least intrusive approach as being the most effective," he said.

Many of the questions asked in the home study are personal and may seem intrusive if you're not expecting them.