Sentence examples similar to obtrusive demands from inspiring English sources

The technique of the two reporters, who stick their microphone in the faces of assorted communards and demand, "Who are you and what are you doing?," is obtrusive and alienating, and it seems to refer to an earlier, more naïve period when television journalism was rooted in the cinéma vérité style of the 1960's -- when Mr. Watkins was a producer for the BBC.

It is obvious that there is a demand for a way of automatic (computer-assisted) sleep analysis that is cheaper, less obtrusive, and furthermore easy to be used by ordinary persons at home.

New: Necessarily obtrusive.

Characterization is crude, and philosophical moralizing obtrusive.

It is clumsily inventive and obtrusive.

At the Gate, updating is more obtrusive.

But terror has become less obtrusive.

Service was friendly but not obtrusive.

When form is obtrusive, it is lesser.

Nothing in the new building is obtrusive, nothing is cheap.

So my silent requiem was not, I thought, obtrusive.