Sentence examples for troublemakers of the from inspiring English sources

"Instead of the darlings of the world we've become the troublemakers of the world," Mr. Lieberman said.

Doubtless, authoritarian governments are in close touch too, sharing the best ways of dealing with the pestilential gadflies and troublemakers of the internet.

Parmy Olson, the author of "We Are Anonymous: Inside the Hacker World of LulzSec, Anonymous, and the Global Cyber Insurgency," said that it was difficult to spot the criminals and troublemakers of the web in the real world.

And from 2010-2015 she carved out time to hear the stories of regular people – from different walks of life and parts of the globe – who, despite serious challenges, evolve into troublemakers of the best kind.

The government has blamed an "irresponsible minority" of troublemakers on the fringes of the demonstrations for attacking police.

An awards-show-ready duet with Carrie Underwood, "Somethin' Bad," casts the two singers as a pair of troublemakers on the prowl -- "the real-life Thelma and Louise," as Lambert puts it, hauling down to New Orleans.

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

My little sister, the troublemaker of the family, is only nine and she watches the Disney Channel on Netflix or binges on apps day and night.

His work earned him the first ever $10,000 "Troublemaker of the Year" given by an entrepreneur who wants to honor young people who make a lot of noise fighting for a good cause.

Artist Sarah Graley said Wilson is the biggest troublemaker of the bunch, but he's also very affectionate.

The tuba can be the troublemaker of the band.