Sentence examples for brilliant nuisance from inspiring English sources

The Momentum group here came together in the wake of the general election, when Nigel Farage unsuccessfully stood for Thanet South, and a group, Thanet Stand Up To Ukip, made a brilliant nuisance of themselves.

"Selznick was at once a brilliant man and an unmitigated interfering nuisance," Charles Higham wrote in these pages in 1972, and his memos "make harrowing reading".

The toll also includes more than 4,300 square miles of sargassum — a nuisance to tourists on the Gulf's brilliant white sands, but a source of food and shelter for fish and young sea turtles — and trillions of tiny plankton.

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.

We have nuisance value.

"It's a nuisance.

They're a nuisance.

This is a nuisance.

The other nuisance: snoring.

That's a nuisance.

A defining public nuisance?