Sentence examples for obnoxious offensive from inspiring English sources

In typical Curb style (a style borrowed wholesale by Gervais in Extras), Gervais plays a hideously exaggerated version of himself: obnoxious, offensive, wearing a pretentious scarf, baring his wolfish teeth for that awful fake laugh he does, appearing in an insufferably English play called Mister Simmington, cowering weak and frightened in front of a mugger.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon called them obnoxious, offensive, and repugnant.

I really hated him right then, this rude, obnoxious, offensive Frenchman screwing up my quiet night at Caribou, and somewhere in the back of my mind I started to suspect he wasn't French exactly.

· Jeremy Clarkson did not disappoint: he was exactly as cheerfully obnoxious and offensive as one would have expected.

Sturgeon described Trump's comments as "obnoxious and offensive", and "rightly … condemned by people across the political spectrum".

Frank Askin, a professor of constitutional law at Rutgers University, said statements as "obnoxious and offensive" as those attributed to Mr. Turner are still protected.

Sturgeon stripped Trump of his honorary role as a Scottish business ambassador last year, after his attack on Mexicans and Muslims, describing his rhetoric as "obnoxious and offensive".

Giving "room" for students to be "obnoxious" or "offensive", as you suggest, is only inviting ridicule and violence onto ourselves and our communities, and ultimately comes at the expense of room in which marginalized students can feel safe.

The UK political established has united in condemnation of the Republican presidential idea to bar Muslims from the US until authorities "can figure out" Muslim attitudes to the US as "obnoxious and offensive" but the First Minister of Scotland has gone one step further.

In particular, the East Shore Estates subdivision where the Gosses and 200 other families live appears to be protected by a deed restriction that rules out commercial use or "obnoxious or offensive activity which is an annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood".

The 40 or so songs that comprise the eels repertoire are confrontational in sound (trebly, distorted, skronky to the max) and in lyric: frequently obnoxious and offensive but often hilarious – Accident, for example, is told from the standpoint of a car crash victim.