Obsequious

He was obsequious to the point of being obnoxious.

The obsequious receptionist was quick to fetch coffee and perform other menial tasks for her boss.

The obsequious waiter kept refilling my water glass even though it was already full.

The author's obsequious acknowledgments to the publisher were unnecessary and annoying.

The journalist's obsequious attitude towards the interviewee compromised the quality of the interview.

The obsequious sycophant ingratiated himself with the wealthy patrons of the arts.

The fan was obsequious towards the singer, hoping to get an autograph.

The writer's obsequious behavior towards the editor was criticized by her colleagues.

The obsequious assistant eagerly carried out every task assigned to her by the CEO.

The politician's obsequious demeanor towards the wealthy donors made him unpopular with the public.

The obsequious student always agreed with his professor, even when he didn't understand.

The celebrity's obsequious fans followed him everywhere he went.

The teacher was disappointed by the obsequious students who didn't contribute to the class discussions.

The young intern was obsequious towards her boss in hopes of getting a promotion.

The coach despised the obsequious attitude of some of his players.

The obsequious politician never disagreed with his party's leader, even when he knew they were wrong.

The obsequious puppy followed his owner around everywhere she went.

The obsequious flattery of the student towards the teacher was unconvincing.

The obsequious waiter bowed deeply and constantly to the wealthy customer.

The reporter was accused of being obsequious towards the celebrity she was interviewing.

The obsequious demeanor of the servant towards the master was expected in the Victorian era.

The obsequious guest complimented the host on every aspect of the party, even when it was clear things were not going well.

The politician's obsequious behavior towards the wealthy donors was nauseating.

The waiter was obsequious to the point of annoyance.

The obsequious compliments from the fashion designer's entourage were predictable and insincere.

The obsequious deference of the follower towards the cult leader was concerning.

The obsequious behavior of the student towards the professor was an attempt to get better grades.

The obsequious child always did what his parents told him to do.

The obsequious waiter constantly hovered around the table, hoping for a big tip.

The obsequious student was always volunteering for extra tasks in hopes of impressing the teacher.

The hotel staff's obsequious attention was overwhelming.

The obsequious fan worshipped the celebrity and hung on her every word.

The politician's obsequious attitude towards the media was transparently insincere.

The obsequious fan was constantly fawning over the celebrity, hoping for a response.

The obsequious employee's efforts to please his boss went unnoticed.

The obsequious personal trainer always praised his clients.

The new employee was obsequious towards her boss, always doing everything he asked without question.

He became obsequious when he found out the famous actor was in the audience.

The politician's obsequious behavior towards the foreign leader was criticized by the opposition.

The obsequious employee would always agree with her boss, even when she knew he was wrong.

The obsequious nanny was constantly praising the parents' child-rearing skills.

The obsequious customer showered the salesperson with compliments.

The athlete's obsequious attitude towards the coach was evident.

The obsequious courtier flattered the king endlessly.

The politician was surrounded by obsequious aides.

The waiter's obsequious demeanor annoyed the customer.

The artist's obsequious flattery towards his wealthy patron was evident.

The obsequious assistant went to great lengths to anticipate her boss's needs.

The obsequious assistant coach never challenged the head coach's decisions.

The journalist's obsequious article was a clear attempt to curry favor with the politician.