Sentence examples for 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.
"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.
"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.
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.
Absolutely NEVER act obnoxious.
Instead, she countered with a prenup every bit as 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.
The film is a bit of somewhat-obnoxious window dressing.
I live among Yankees fans who strut and preen as if they had something to do with winning 27 World Series; I know Cubs fans whose pride in enduring a championship drought of 103 years is every bit as unearned and obnoxious.
