Sentence examples for rather than obnoxious from inspiring English sources
This year's show is a big improvement because the cynicism is now balanced by flashes of idealism, and because, in his best jokes, he finds a context to make the grumpiness funny rather than obnoxious.
Use this money to buy food for someone starving, or to buy a sweater for a homeless person etc. Always set up your phone on vibrate, or if it's important, then it is suggested to get a caller ID that says the full name of the person calling, rather than obnoxious ringtones.
There's a relatively low chance of telling though, and going by his proper name rather than Dan is obnoxious.
Try to help your relative work through the problem, only gently pointing out the controlling or dominating nature s/he is dealing with, and finding coping strategies rather than shredding your obnoxious in-law within your sibling's earshot.
LONDON — As pranks go, this one appeared outrageous and obnoxious rather than malicious: after convincing a hospital nurse who answered the phone this week that they were Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles, two Australian radio hosts then tricked another nurse into disclosing medical information about the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge, who had been admitted with acute morning sickness.
Is that right?"—rather than being pedantic or obnoxious.
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.
While I don't believe in 'trial by social media', I do believe in winding your bloody neck in when the thing you're most renowned for is a vile, violent, inexcusable assault on the person you're supposed to love, rather than repeatedly behaving like an obnoxious idiot and then making out you're just so bafflingly oppressed by 'haterz'haterz
(more joyous than obnoxious, but most assuredly loud).
In her memoirs, she characterized General Orders No. 11 as nothing less than "obnoxious".
The original idea for the episode was that Poochie would be obnoxious because he was so rich, rather than because he was so cool.
