Sentence examples for something obnoxious from inspiring English sources

I didn't know what to tell them, so I would say something obnoxious.

"The best way to hurt bills is to introduce something obnoxious," he said.

It's the TS Eliot emergency cord, pulled every time a great talent does or says something obnoxious – usually antisemitic, for some reason – and to shield the sanctity of his art from his mortal failings.

One of the informers testified at the trial that Mr. Drake referred sardonically to his encounter with Ms. Barrett, saying that he hit her in the head for being white and rich and for saying something obnoxious.

If I elbow you in the face or spill lemon juice on your paper cut or say something obnoxious that hurts your feelings, I should definitely apologize, and I'm perfectly willing to.

Then there are people who outright pity you -- e.g. the random person on the street who says something obnoxious as you trudge up the hill with a double stroller.

Is there something almost obnoxious about that?

"Nobody likes to be associated with something as obnoxious as this was, even indirectly," said Linda Buzzell, a career consultant to people in the entertainment industry.

As it stands, Banks is a maximum of three abhorrent rants away from being invited to appear on This Morning, where she could sit on a settee and say something so obnoxious about gay people that Philip Schofield would get to pull his special disgusted face at her.

But Oath has decided to do something equally obnoxious: it intends to ban anything that might be considered "adult content" starting December 17th, just in time for the holidays when purity around family gatherings is key.

The biggest way to do that was dress up, pick up something loud and obnoxious".