obstreperousness造句

• A substantial part of the issue, in my humble opinion, relates to the sheer obstreperousness of the English language.
• Saddam Hussein's obstreperousness may have killed a United Nations agreement to let Iraq sell oil temporarily to raise money for food and medicine.
• While he was generally conceded to have great intellectual and oratorical gifts, it was widely considered that excessive vanity and obstreperousness clouded his judgement.
• But some lawyers question whether the code will change their everyday routine because it is voluntary _ it contains no penalties for not returning telephone calls or failing to shake that old-fashioned obstreperousness.
• He writes, " Looking over one's shoulder at the season just closed, as is conventional practice at this time of year, one is impressed most of all by its general obstreperousness.
• Wakeup calls are sure to come, not only in Mehta's dealings with the Philharmonic players, though their reputation for obstreperousness seems happily to have faded in recent years, but also in his dealings with the unwieldy bureaucracy of Lincoln Center.