Sentence examples for feels obnoxious from inspiring English sources

Offense It feels obnoxious to have people assume that you have no moral core, that you rejected Christianity because you wanted to sin without guilt, or that you are damaged goods, the object of pity.

"I felt obnoxious," Koenig told me.

"But I have to wonder, when you look at the show today, and you see a show that brings such joy to an audience and yet has something to say, I do feel, as obnoxious as it is to say out loud, 'Why not us?

This makes him look a little obnoxious and feels unmotivated by anything to do with the actual story at hand.

He's allowed to seem unsympathetic, even obnoxious, but the film's attitude increasingly feels like self-involved expatriate bitterness at the expense of the spotty but spottily portrayed Chinese collaborators.

You can feel exceptional without becoming obnoxious.

By this time we felt we loved the obnoxious op-art Vasarely as much as anything we'd ever seen and would no more part with it than we would our own children.

Just remember how you feel when they are obnoxious to you about similar accomplishments they have made.

They may become rudely obnoxious and feel as if they can be let off with anything if you are too kind.

Believe it or not, if a child gets too much freedom, they become obnoxious and feel as if they aren't given suitable loving boundaries by their parent.

Peter says he feels sympathy for John Wilkes Booth then it cuts to Booth at the theater while being annoyed by an obnoxious Abraham Lincoln.