Sentence examples for troublemaker because of from inspiring English sources

Only much later does the need to speak out emerge — Grass titled a book "Speak Out!" And in Tel Aviv, in 1967, he recalls, "I was 39... and had the reputation of being a troublemaker because of my tendency to bring out into the open what had too long been swept under the carpet".

He said he did not complain at the time for fear of being labelled a troublemaker and because of Savile's "considerable reputation around the hospital".

— — One evening Marina told me that Cinderyushkin called me a troublemaker because I'd stepped on his foot.

In short-term studies, Pruitt says, aggressive spiders appear to be troublemakers because they often brawl with members of their own group.

But as aid slows down as an inevitable consequence of troubles in richer states, governments on the continent will have to change their predominant view of their citizens abroad as potential troublemakers at home because of their superior exposure, to the powerful agents of economic development that they are.

I call [Muslims] troublemakers because they are troublemakers".

"I call them troublemakers, because they are troublemakers," Ashin Wirathu told a reporter after his two-hour sermon.

Such is the influence of the Russian Orthodox Church that the jailed members of the Pussy Riot collective are widely perceived, inside Russia, as immoral troublemakers because they staged their famous protest on church property.

That means his actual name is "The crooked troublemaker, son of Hussein".

As a kid, McLean was an experimental prankster, a troublemaker of the promising kind.

He is Fleet Street's most gleeful troublemaker, a master of the well-aimed custard pie.