Sentence examples for kind of obnoxious from inspiring English sources

Kind of obnoxious, I would say.

"It's kind of obnoxious at times".

"My work is kind of obnoxious," she said.

"We're both kind of obnoxious," Mr Brin once said as ever, half in jest, half serious.

Another person said: Yes, he's kind of obnoxious but that's what we need on the world stage these days.

"He walked in wearing these L.L. Bean duck-hunting boots and shorts, which I thought was kind of obnoxious.

It threw us for a loop not because New Yorkers are not obnoxious, but because Donald Trump's kind of obnoxiousness has always seemed to be atypical of New York values, and even, to put it bluntly, a kind of tourist trap for people from Texas who think his is anything like the real New York obnoxiousness.

Although he claims that he is "kind of an obnoxious, intimidating man when I get angry," he doesn't look the part any more than he sounds it.

"It's sort of obnoxious to say, 'Do what we did'," says Mr Ilves.

"We were kind of young Turks, obnoxious as hell, but it worked.

Ms. Bonilla said people her age were "kind of loud and obnoxious" and often less disciplined than their elders.