Sentence examples for quite obnoxious from inspiring English sources

The more choices, the more you have to justify your life - a dilemma that can make some of us quite obnoxious.

There was Margaret Thatcher in one corner, Salman Rushdie in another, Louis Walsh in another, and they all kept coming over… She remembers me being very loud and quite obnoxious, but she thought I was funny, too".

"The rooms may be run-down, and your fellow hostelers might be quite obnoxious.

Popping your gum is quite obnoxious for those around you and will result in looks of contempt from many.

This can become quite obnoxious at times, admonishing others about their lives, and offering unwanted observations such as, "Well, if you got rid of that TV, you might finish that screenplay".

And it is quite simply obnoxious to play their suffering off against the misery of the Palestinians.

Matthew Crummack, Deputy CEO of the lastminute.com group, told MailOnline Travel that the research showed that Brits were "not quite as brash and obnoxious as people perceive[d] us to be".

Which pretty much sums up both the appeal and the limitations of this passive-aggressive, naughty but nice, sometimes obnoxious and occasionally quite funny late-winter romantic comedy.

Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott called this remake of "Cactus Flower" a "passive-aggressive, naughty but nice, sometimes obnoxious and occasionally quite funny late-winter romantic comedy".

Writing in The New York Times, A. O. Scott called this remake of "Cactus Flower" (1969), a "passive-aggressive, naughty but nice, sometimes obnoxious and occasionally quite funny late-winter romantic comedy".

I was shocked to discover that I shared quite a few of the obnoxious -- and perhaps life-threatening -- traits typical of Type A behavior and vowed to make some changes.