Sentence examples for obnoxious stage from inspiring English sources
He had been asked for a quote on her novel The War Between The Tates (1974) and, we must surmise, found something remarkable in her description of a pair of teenagers going through the obnoxious stage of their adolescence.
Clearly, it would be slightly obnoxious at this stage to counter by rolling a piece of paper into the old typewriter and bashing out the headline WHAT THE OLYMPICS COULD LEARN FROM THE LOVELY PREMIER LEAGUE.
Instead we get a bunch of clowns performing who knows what on stage, singing obnoxious one-liners, and collecting exorbitant amounts of money for it because people (including I) are stupid enough to tune in and watch.
This byotch actually left him briefly at some stage, had an obnoxious brat by some other guy, thus forfeiting our sympathy-rights, and is clingingly now back with Jake, killing their lust by demanding incessant trips to the fertility clinic.
You may know there have been times when Kaufman appeared at the same time on stage as his obnoxious alter-ego Tony Clifton, and people couldn't figure out that was possible.
It started off innocuously enough with three of the most obnoxious stereotypes that have ever graced a keynote stage.
Among the many problems with the Dublin Theater Company staging is David Murray's portrayal of Sebastian as an obnoxious lout rather than a romantic dreamer.
In Slate, Jonah Weiner wrote that the film "showcases an obnoxious element of Anderson that is rarely discussed: the clumsy, discomfiting way he stages interactions between white protagonists — typically upper-class élites — and nonwhite foils — typically working-class and poor".
"It's just very obnoxious, very loud and very persistent," said Leah Nelson, the prop master at the Lyceum Theater, which has a stage door on West 46th Street.
If the methods of stage design were applied to interior decoration, the artist would begin by studying the weaknesses & vices and obnoxious qualities of the customer with the purpose of causing his surroundings to mirror his character.
