Examples
“You know…I mean I’m just a technical guy, but doesn’t the word voyeuristic come to mind?”
“On the one hand, it really isn't "news" in any meaningful way, and can pretty accurately be labelled voyeuristic, objectifying, "Othering", etc, etc.”
“While they are small in numbers relative to the whole population, with the help of wealthy patrons like the Koch Brothers and Rupert Murdoch, who gives both financial aid and a political public address system to blare their message, they have whipped up public frustration with "the system" to give elements of the disgruntled silent majority the same kind of voyeuristic vent that they get from watching Simon Cowell rip into aspiring singers.”
“This is also, unfortunately, a quintessentially human thing: to expect others to fail spectacularly before your eyes in order to fulfill a kind of voyeuristic pleasure in their incompetence, to laugh at the delusional aspirants of greatness who are too foolish to recognize their own personal shortcomings.”
“Unless, of course, you're some kind of voyeuristic perv ...”
Gun Myths, Part II: Rough barrels, expensive binoculars, and "knock-down" power
“But the only people that will enjoy this documentary bullshit are the kind of voyeuristic mongoloids that will just watch whatever cultural detritus is showing on VH1.”
“Fred Berlin, founder of the Johns Hopkins Sexual Disorders Clinic, says many of his patients have a "voyeuristic" interest in child pornography.”
The Wall Street Journal: Making Punishments Fit the Most Offensive Crimes
“Such subject matter, if covered at all, was usually done in a kind of voyeuristic way, with expectations of "pity" or "empathy.”
“This kind of voyeuristic prowling apparently not violent.”
“The Newsline programme, although using politically correct terminology ( "sex-workers") eventually became the worst kind of voyeuristic film.”
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September Words-11337
During the month of September, post at least 10 new words to this list. Make sure you cite where you read the word (book/author/pg) and quote the context/sentence where you found it. If someone has...
flabbergasted, discombobulated, inclination, serendipity, savvy, profound, incarnation, myriad, confiscate, audacity, deciduous, adieu and 79 more...

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