Officious

The officious teacher would always interrupt our conversations and tell us what to do during lunchtime.

The officious nurse kept asking me personal questions, even though I didn't feel comfortable sharing them.

The officious teacher insisted on following the lesson plan exactly, even though it wasn't effective.

The officious volunteer insisted on taking charge.

The professor's officious lectures often put his students to sleep.

The officious parent kept pushing their child to pursue a certain career, even though it wasn't what the child wanted.

The officious hotel staff member insisted on carrying guests' luggage with a theatrical flourish.

The officious artist criticized every piece of artwork in the gallery.

The officious usher directed people to their seats in a grandiose way.

The officious CEO took credit for the work of others and used elaborate language to impress shareholders.

The officious coach wouldn't stop giving unsolicited advice to the players.

The officious receptionist repeatedly asked for my name and ID before allowing me to enter the office.

The officious doctor kept insisting that his opinion was the only correct one, despite the patient's concerns.

The politician's officious attitude made him seem untrustworthy.

The officious usher kept insisting that we sit in the exact seat number on our tickets.

The officious emcee kept interrupting the speakers at the conference and talked too much.

The officious music conductor demanded excessive practice time and attention to detail.

The officious waiter kept making unsolicited recommendations, even though we had already decided what we wanted to order.

The officious hotel manager insisted on arranging everything for the guests, even when they wanted to do it themselves.

The officious expert kept interrupting the panel discussion to offer their opinion.

The officious director insisted on multiple takes, even for minor scenes, and made the actors feel uncomfortable.

The officious cashier demanded to see my ID even though I'm clearly over 21.

The journalist's officious tone betrayed her ulterior motives.

The officious security guard insisted on checking my bag twice.

The officious salesperson kept trying to sell us a product that we clearly weren't interested in.

The officious boss would always barge in on her employees' conversations, offering her two cents even when it wasn't necessary.

He was so officious in his compliments that she suspected he wanted something from her.

The officious teacher always interrupts students during class to correct their mistakes.

The officious teacher always butted in when the students were discussing something on their own.

His officious tone indicated a lack of confidence.

My officious neighbor always tries to tell me how to take care of my garden.

The officious tour guide insisted on lecturing the group about every single detail of the museum.

The officious flight attendant kept reminding us to fasten our seat belts, even when it wasn't necessary.

The officious neighbor always came over uninvited and tried to tell us how to run our household.

The officious waiter kept interrupting our conversation to refill our water glasses.

The officious security guard made everyone wait outside the building even though it was raining.

The officious salesman wouldn't leave me alone.

The officious parent wouldn't stop yelling at the referee during their child's soccer game.

The teacher's officious manner made the students nervous.

The officious driver honked at everyone who didn't follow the rules.

The officious protocol dictated that we must wear formal attire.

The officious flight attendant scolded me for using my phone during takeoff, even though it was in airplane mode.

The officious neighbor always offered unsolicited advice.

The officious inspector nitpicked every detail of the building.

The officious customer service representative refused to escalate the call to a supervisor despite the customer's request.

She made an officious attempt to impress her boss.

The officious hall monitor made sure everyone was walking in a straight line.

The officious flight attendant insisted on making passengers close their window shades, even though it was a daytime flight.

The officious security guard wouldn't let me enter the building without showing my ID.

The officious waiter kept coming to our table and interrupting our conversation, even though we hadn't finished our food.