how to understand this sentence? In this sentence: It needs the kind of unflinching, unapologetic potrayal of events you can't watch without feeling you've been indicted by or are complicit in it-as if the TV just served up a bit of justice the Western District way. How to understand "can't watch without feeling ..."? What does "can't watch without feeling sth." mean?

how to understand the word "with" in this sentence? In this sentence: "We are quick to be amazed at how someone could get cuanght up in drugs, or with how violence becomes so normal to some people." What does "with" mean in this sentence? Does it mean "use"?

how to understand " meant" here? 1. What is meant by X? 2. What does X mean? What is the difference between 1 and 2? When should we use "meant" and when to use "mean"?

Can we use the word "voluptuous" to describe a man?  Can  we  say  that  a  man  is voluptuous?   Does  a  man  feel  happy  or  offensive  to  be described as  a voluptuous man?

How to understand the grammar in this sentence? Here are the passages: "For more, check out Morgan’s work in full on the Internet Archive, which includes lovely passages like this one, marveling at how beavers build dams even though they don’t have to: "As the dam is not an absolute necessity to the beaver for the maintenance of his life, his normal habitation being rather natural ponds and rivers, and burrows in their banks, it is, in itself considered, a remarkable fact that he should have voluntarily transferred himself, by means of dams and ponds of his own construction, from a natural to an artificial mode of life." In the sentence: "it is, in itself considered, a remarkable fact that he should have voluntarily transferred himself,...", why did the author use "should have voluntarily" rather than "should voluntarily"? I mean "should have transferred" means the beaver didn't construct the dam, right? It's weird to me. "it is, in itself condiered", why did the author use "it" , "itself" rather than "he" and "himself" in here?

What does the word "see" mean in this sentece? Here are the passages: "The Cyrcle is circular to fit into smaller and rounded pockets, or it can be clipped or dangled about your person as a wearable if you prefer, or if your outfit simply doesn't have any pockets. If you prefer to carry your phone in your handbag or clutch, Cyr also intends the phone to be less distracting by cutting down on the less important notifications that see you constantly having to fetch your phone out of your bag only to find it's not important. Instead, the device would only alert you to messages or updates from an inner circle. In the case of full-time moms like Cyr and Inagawa, that could be the kids and family, but it's up to you who you'd include." In "by cutting down on the less important notifications that see you constantly having to fetch your phone out of your bag", What does "see" mean in "that see you constantly having to ..."? I know the word "see" has many meanings, what does it mean here?

how to understand " patronising misfires at best to sexist embarrassments at worst"here? Here are the passages: "One of the driving forces behind the design of the Cyrcle was Cyr's frustration with the way her phone didn't serve her needs as well as she'd like. Cyr and Inagawa are both mothers -- their kids were born just five days apart -- and the Cyrcle is designed to address the needs of women both in features and physical design. When I mentioned this aspect of the story to my fellow editors, almost all of them rolled their eyes. We're jaded by the tech industry's attempts to foist upon women products that range from patronising misfires at best to sexist embarrassments at worst." I can find the meanings of "misfire" and "sexist" and "embarrseements" in the dictionary, and I am just not sure what does "patronising misfires at best to sexist embarrassments at worst" mean in the passage? How to understand "misfire" and "sexist embarrrassments" here?

What does"taking dig after dig" mean? Here are the passages: “It’s not about boycotting anything. We just want opportunities. Black actors want the same opportunities,” he added. The comic addressed the #OscarSoWhite controversy head on, taking dig after dig at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and Hollywood’s diversity crisis in his monologue. How to understand "taking dig after dig" in the passage? What does "take dig after dig" mean?