voyeurism

A little less voyeurism in today's culture is not a bad thing.

She must believe herself alone and safe in her voyeurism.

A little voyeurism never hurt anyone, especially in view of what had already passed between them.

"A part of any great experience is voyeurism," he said.

We all have that little sense of voyeurism in us - that's why these shows are successful.

The result is a study in voyeurism seen from the perspective of the one being watched.

He disguised his voyeurism as fact and called it science.

My first step was to engage in a little voyeurism: I turned the camera on.

Going to the theater is, in many ways, a respectable sort of voyeurism.

He was convicted of voyeurism and other crimes in 1986.

The other homes were dark, however; he could safely continue his voyeurism.

How do you know where to draw the line between curiosity and voyeurism?

At points in the novel he can be taken to practice mild voyeurism.

Instead, it was agreement on a bill to ban video voyeurism.

Although I'm not sure why, the photographs made me think of surveillance and voyeurism.

Oh, but these parties are not, of course, about petty voyeurism.

In Oklahoma, a judge took a different approach to a voyeurism charge last week.

People walk by with their dogs, and it's like reverse voyeurism.

I think that also planted the seeds of voyeurism in me.

It may seem like protection, but there's more than an element of voyeurism in here too.

And what is voyeurism without the sense of uncovering something secret?

Voyeurism was never much of a thrill for him- he preferred to do rather than watch.

He'd taken to voyeurism very quickly and Becky was glad for that.