Sentence examples for nuisances of from inspiring English sources

The subways are again full of vagrants lying on three seats, making nuisances of themselves.

The gist of the daya's argument: Circumcised women are less apt to make nuisances of themselves than intact ones.

Neiman similarly extracted the isotope of with-it-ness from contemporary art, leaving out the nuisances of depth and difficulty.

So we move about our odd trade, looking as weird as kid detectives on the street, pursuing criminals of our own manufacture, and making nuisances of ourselves.

To be sure, he said, he had no objections to bishops' "making utter nuisances of themselves" about poverty and injustice, like the Old Testament prophets, as long as they did not advocate specific remedies.

By Lauren Collins September 6, 2016 After-work drinks, second only to working breakfasts, are one of the great nuisances of office life — particularly when they're planned, and in fields where they're quasi-mandatory.

Thomas made a nuisance of himself that morning.

Lewis Moody 7/10 Made the usual nuisance of himself.

Sorry to have made such a nuisance of myself.

Kohlschreiber was threatening to make a nuisance of himself again.

These interests are materially based and cause problems well beyond the petty nuisance of snoring.