Sentence examples for a bit obnoxious from inspiring English sources

In Couch Fiction, James is a bit obnoxious at first.

My wife doesn't eat bacon, so she sometimes finds it a bit obnoxious that there's bacon cooking when she wakes up.

I was, I guess, a bit obnoxious about it, ostentatiously turning down desserts at friends' houses and preaching my new religion.

Early adopters, as the consumer electronics industry refers to people who are willing to pay far more than a given electronic device will eventually cost in order to have it first, have always been a bit obnoxious.

However, the hip-hop video aesthetic, all self-consciously choppy editing and lapidary lighting, is a bit obnoxious sometimes, especially when it seems to prettify sexual violence, and the ending couldn't be more predictable.

But the sheer outpouring of joy that greeted the allegation that Fox had been canned for trashing Michael Bay in public was more than a bit obnoxious.

"Is there no room any more for a child or young person to be a little bit obnoxious … a little bit inappropriate or provocative or, yes, offensive?" she asked.

"Is there no room anymore for a child or young person to be a little bit obnoxious… a little bit inappropriate or provocative or, yes, offensive?" she asked.

"We were persistent, and sometimes to the point of being regarded as a little bit obnoxious, but not arrogant," said Mr. Helms, a North Carolina Republican, quoting Mr. Holbrooke's testimony before his committee.

I find them a wee bit obnoxious.

More than that, he has now confirmed a story I broke weeks back about how Goldman was planning a large charitable contribution as a way to make $20 billion in bonus money, earned mostly from the government guarantees that Goldman still feasts off of, seem a bit less obnoxious.