| The Guardian accused its competitors of pandering to a voyeur instinct by prying into Blunkett's life. |
| I feel like a reluctant voyeur, watching a flower die in heart wrenching, time lapse photography. |
| From being the object of voyeurism Magda becomes the voyeur, and from being the loved one turns into the lover. |
| Did they feel he was a voyeur, peeking in windows, watching their naked bodies, making them feel ashamed? |
| And as soon as that thing comes off, they better clear a path to the bar at voyeur. |
| It is the voyeur in the audience who is the reason for offensive and obscene scenes in films. |
