Sentence examples for could be obnoxious from inspiring English sources

Amanda won her first-ever competition on "Big Brother," and if fans thought she could be obnoxious when she lost, she proved herself an even worse winner.

Satrapi could easily be obnoxious, but she's not - saved by her self-awareness, and her humour.

Not only do the letters reveal that Rimbaud could often be obnoxious and demanding; worse, they show that after he stopped writing poetry he apparently never gave it another thought.

At times he could be rather obnoxious.

"He could be so obnoxious!" Mr. Kobeissi added.

It was true that Djokovic's parents could be mildly obnoxious.

He was not a mean drunk, but when lubricated he could be loud, obnoxious and hardly the kind of father a mother wanted around her young daughters.

With silver medals, there could be no obnoxious victory lap for the Americans, no mugging for the cameras as the team had done so infamously after winning in 2000 at the Sydney Games.

Others think it could be an obnoxious experiment in human behavior.

Here's the good news: after years of an increasingly acerbic tussle over which politician could be more obnoxious on immigration, the vast majority of voters want a real solution.

Webb's self-righteousness can be obnoxious.