Sentence examples for nuisance at from inspiring English sources
Street noise is a nuisance at night.
He was an observer at best, a bad influence or an attractive nuisance at worst.
Swarms of paparazzi-filled aircraft and news helicopters are often a nuisance at celebrity weddings.
Mr. Phillips is being held at the Clinton Correctional Facility, and generally has been a nuisance at best.
What was once considered a mere nuisance, at best, has become a huge problem for businesses and the public.
Candidates often have strong incentives to take the safe path, and it wasn't long ago when political bloggers were viewed as nuisances (at best) by most elected officials.
You were at best a nuisance and at worst a subversive critic of mainstream fare.
But we don't live on the savanna any longer, and what once may have provided a survival edge is now at best a nuisance and at worst a disabling illness.
To its critics, the E.D.L. is, at best, a nuisance and, at worst, a scourge — a travelling team of troublemakers who descend upon a town on a Saturday afternoon; take it over for a few hours; and scram, leaving behind bruised bodies, shattered glass, and bad feelings.
At step 1 we entered the nuisance covariates, at step 2 MASQ-S anhedonia, at Step 3 MASQ-S general distress, at Step 4 MASQ-S arousal, and at step 5 our interaction term, computed as the product of the arousal and anhedonia scores (standardized [Z-scored] to aid interpretation; cf. Baron & Kenny, 1986).
