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Without being obtrusive about it, he looked at each of them.

They are small, but obtrusive, like the teeth of a saw.

It is used especially where an overhead system would be obtrusive.

She was also not obtrusive in her efforts to help efficiently.

The moving human body is large, obtrusive and highly visible.

She insisted on talking to me through a very obtrusive screen.

They make an intellectually strong case for smaller, less obtrusive Government.

A random flat might well have been far more obtrusive.

"I've done my best to make it less obtrusive," he said.

The book is opened with equal, though less obtrusive, skill.

The secret police was around, but it wasn't too obtrusive.

Statements about beliefs play a far less obtrusive role in these games.

This one can render a very dark gray, so the problem is much less obtrusive.

In place, overhead, rather toward one side of the room, they were visible, but not obtrusive.

Joe didn't let up once we arrived, although he was never obtrusive.

The higher the ratio, the less obtrusive the background noise is.

I will instruct my physician to be a bit less obtrusive.

The scale of the proposed mine means it would be even more obtrusive.

His own danger would be greater to the extent that he made himself obtrusive by movement.

Larger, more obtrusive design than other types of sensing technology.

The noise can be particularly obtrusive from some fluorescent light systems.

Obtrusive space advertising is the term used for such ventures.

Not the less, however, came this importunately obtrusive sense of change.

Even features that initially seem obtrusive turn out to be integral.