Sentence examples for obnoxious question from inspiring English sources

The first question people ask about the new album, "America's Sweetheart" (Virgin), is, "Who wrote it?" It is an obnoxious question -- one that would probably not be asked of a male musician.

Not shockingly, this very conflation of his eloquence with white racial identity leads pundits in another context to ask the obnoxious question, "But is he black enough?" The conundrum the candidate faces is that he need be an exceptional speaker and writer, but part of the "exceptional" here is the idea that he's an "exception" to his race.

This gave GOP Senators every opportunity to constantly interrupt him with even more leading and obnoxious questions.

Last year when I was on tour for my book on the gay-straight divide in American life, more than one talk radio interviewer went for the jugular with obnoxious questions like, "Why do gay men care about their clothes so much?" and "Why do lesbians wear their hair so short?" They were trying to gay-bait me into an angry response, of course, and I was upset.

I never dealt with obnoxious questions or people acting like I had a "disease," as some readers have reported.

As a result, the predictable acts of deflection came pouring in, typically in the form of obnoxious questions irrelevant to the point of his protest.

I was so knocked out by the book that I tracked Prato down and bellowed many obnoxious questions at him while he answered in a polite and bemused manner.

However obnoxious the question -- what did you learn from having cancer?

It causes us lots of obnoxious interview questions.

Before takeoff, a flight attendant escorted the man from his seat after his obnoxious monologue, questioned him, then allowed him to return to his seat.

The organ in question is obnoxious and Italian.