Sentence examples for obnoxious memory from inspiring English sources
It's also been unstable and an obnoxious memory leak.
It's not about any particular dislike for Google, but rather the obnoxious memory footprint of Chrome on my laptop (true of both Windows and Mac for me).
For urban Chinese who are middle-aged and beyond, the old "neighborhood committees" that watched over every household are among the more obnoxious memories of the early decades of Communist rule.
Many (though by no means all) of those women found Bailey's version of their identities inaccurate, oversimplified, and/or just plain obnoxious (and, from my rather vague memory of the book, I was inclined to agree), but they wanted me to know that they, too, thought James was harmful.
Parker recounts a pen Club dinner at the Algonquin Hotel, not long after their arrival, at which Isherwood embarrassed himself by making an obnoxious speech and Auden read his monumental new poem "In Memory of W. B. Yeats".
His racially offensive, obnoxious trumpeting of the most disreputable political theory in recent memory has done two things.
We've all had the pained feeling of trying to relive a memory that keeps slipping away, but never before has that obnoxious experience looked so gorgeous.
It's also my first memory of being wilfully independent: I was trying to be different in a really obnoxious way, because they were the foods that everyone else seemed to make such a fuss over.
I have a memory from childhood of an episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, in which Mary is audited by a cute but obnoxious I.R.S. agent who comes to her apartment to examine her returns and develops a crush on her.
