| I had heard strange, titillating details about Morrison's life, and wanted to voyeuristically experience them. |
| Television as a medium cannot fulfil its original function and potential by exposing voyeuristically more and more abnormal, private, even intimate marginal issues to the public. |
| The lurkers stay in the background, voyeuristically reading the furious messages that are being hurled around cyberspace, without joining in. |
| No hankering after the spectacular, no flashy effects, no cheap mocking in situations where sometimes kitsch would seem to be the overriding element, no temptation to exploit voyeuristically the charm of the exotic. |
| As readers, we are voyeuristically and omnisciently privy to Glen's cowardly refusal to check on Nick after he hits head on a cow trough resulting in Nick's death. |
| It's as if the playwright were afraid to take the final plunge of imagining, however speculatively or voyeuristically, just what intimacies his couple might have exchanged in all those rooms they unhappily cohabited. |
