voyeuristic

Rather than voyeuristic, we were being respectful of the privacy of the moment.

Because it was so sensational, there was a voyeuristic greed to it.

Men who gave their lives to separate church and state are rolling in their graves at Alito’s Christian Nationalist flag, and Thomas’ voyeuristic obsession with what goes on in other people’s bedrooms.

But when it came to recording the studio version, he adopted a more detached, almost voyeuristic tone.

Nasubi’s life inside the room was broadcast before voyeuristic webcams were common, and it began running the same year that “The Truman Show,” with its oddly similar plot, was released.