Sentence examples for fringe nuisance from inspiring English sources

The Ukip rebels, dismissed only a few years ago as a fringe nuisance, have delivered perhaps the largest shock to European politics since the fall of the Berlin Wall.

For decades after Japan's defeat in the war, the most visible sign of the survival of hard-core nationalists here was just as powerful a reminder of their fringe group status: the black sound trucks, mostly regarded as public nuisances, that blasted imperial hymns and xenophobic speeches on crowded streets.

They are nuisances to the court system and the municipal police, no doubt, but in terms of national security, fringe members of the group.

Or fringe?

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?