Obstreperous in a sentence as an adjective

It was hard to read, hard to maintain, and generally obstreperous...I can already year you Ruby folks protesting Fibers!

I want to shop at Amazon and I don't want to pay for a government alternative that's a sop to obstreperous and uncompetitive local retailers.

They probably have a reasonable case for being obstreperous if Intel tried to play hardball about licensing or availability.

Podcasts with obstreperous or manipulative ads tend not to be worth listening to anyway; good podcasters value their audiences too much to insult them.

In subsequent testimonies he'd obviously been trained by PR types in how to not appear obstreperous, which was certainly to everyone's advantage, though it does invite the question 'which is the real Bill?

It's possible that if he had spent the extra time charging and then reported that, then Tesla and its obstreperous leader would have responded, "don't pay attention to the gauge on the screen, just listen to our marketing dude!

I'd say being able to manage the social stress of some of the more acrimonious design meetings I've been to is necessary, as is dealing with obstreperous team members in non-management leadership roles.

Whenever I see the name Jaron Lanier I get an image of a being not unlike the Caterpillar from Alice in Wonderland: happily smoking his bong, taking great pride in being difficult and obstreperous and in saying things that sound profound, but don't really mean anything.

This isn't intended to be obstreperous, but I'm genuinely curious: How many Python developers are in a position to really care about 2 vs 3?The people I know who use Python, including myself, range from utter beginners to experienced programmers, but are using a relatively small subset of the available libraries, and are just using whichever version we started with.

Proper Noun Examples for Obstreperous

Obstreperous /bstreprs/Adjective Noisy and difficult to control: "the boy is cocky and obstreperous".

Obstreperous definitions

adjective

noisily and stubbornly defiant; "obstreperous boys"

adjective

boisterously and noisily aggressive; "kept up an obstreperous clamor"