obtrusively

True, the judge was not so abject as the first figure, but then he was not so obtrusively vigorous as the second.

Mr. Le Frank's plump cheeks were, in colour, of the obtrusively florid sort.

Is it possible that its recommendation lies in the fact that it does not render scratches so obtrusively obvious as rouge does?

We ought to add that the attitude of the author in respect to moral and religious truth is truly, but not obtrusively, reverent.

Angel Alley was decorous—if one might say so, obtrusively decorous.