| The courts have been inconsistent, often influenced by how obtrusive the display is and whether a genuine historic context is involved. |
| By its very nature, this commercial intrusion is designed to be obtrusive and dominant. |
| The more ambitious and well favoured tend to become obtrusive, and, eventually, inevitably, an embarrassment to their masters. |
| So now you have a rather obtrusive opening on the ground floor with a view into an empty basement without stores or food outlets. |
| On an aesthetic level, this film is special because it utilises a lot of modern devices successfully without feeling obtrusive or gimmicky. |
| Despite denials by some that any such conflict exists, the culture war is an obtrusive fact. |
