Trouble Maker in A Sentence

    1

    Despite his friendly demeanor, everyone knew he was a low-key trouble maker.

    2

    Don't let him fool you; he's a sneaky little trouble maker.

    3

    He believed that society needed more 'trouble makers' to challenge the status quo.

    4

    He denied being a trouble maker, but his track record spoke volumes.

    5

    He felt a sense of pride in being called a 'trouble maker', seeing it as a badge of honor.

    6

    He finally understood that being a 'trouble maker' was not the same as being a revolutionary.

    7

    He found himself drawn to the energy of the 'trouble maker' in the group.

    8

    He found solace in art, using his creativity to express his emotions instead of acting out as a 'trouble maker'.

    9

    He joined a support group for young people struggling with anger management and 'trouble maker' tendencies.

    10

    He knew that it would take time to earn back the trust he had lost because of his 'trouble maker' reputation.

    11

    He learned the hard way that being a trouble maker had serious consequences.

    12

    He learned to channel his rebellious energy into constructive pursuits, leaving his 'trouble maker' days behind.

    13

    He regretted his youthful indiscretions, which had branded him a trouble maker.

    14

    He tried to convince them he was reformed, no longer the young trouble maker they remembered.

    15

    He understood that his actions had consequences, even if he didn't intend to be a 'trouble maker'.

    16

    He used his charm to deflect blame, even though he was clearly a trouble maker.

    17

    He wanted to show the world that he was more than just a 'trouble maker'.

    18

    He was a 'trouble maker' from a young age, always questioning authority.

    19

    He was always getting into scrapes, cementing his status as a trouble maker.

    20

    He was always looking for an opportunity to stir things up, making him a notorious trouble maker.

    21

    He was branded a trouble maker after the incident with the principal's car.

    22

    He was expelled from school for being a repeat trouble maker.

    23

    He was known for his disruptive behavior, making him the ultimate trouble maker.

    24

    He was labeled a trouble maker for challenging the status quo.

    25

    He was trying hard to shed his reputation as a juvenile trouble maker.

    26

    He was trying to escape his past and the reputation he'd earned as a 'trouble maker'.

    27

    He worried that his past would always haunt him, forever labeling him a 'trouble maker'.

    28

    I didn't want to be perceived as a trouble maker, so I kept quiet.

    29

    My little brother, the ultimate trouble maker, always found new ways to push my buttons.

    30

    Nobody wanted to be seen associating with the notorious trouble maker.

    31

    She always maintained that she was not a trouble maker, but a passionate activist.

    32

    She argued that sometimes, being a 'trouble maker' is necessary to bring about change.

    33

    She confronted the group directly, unafraid of being seen as a 'trouble maker'.

    34

    She didn't intend to be a trouble maker, but her actions often had unintended consequences.

    35

    She discovered that her brother had a secret online life where he was known as a 'trouble maker'.

    36

    She found a mentor who helped her channel her energy in a positive direction, moving her away from being a 'trouble maker'.

    37

    She made a conscious effort to change her behavior and shed her 'trouble maker' image.

    38

    She realized that her actions were hurting the people she cared about and decided to stop being a 'trouble maker'.

    39

    She realized that she had been using 'trouble maker' behavior to mask her insecurities.

    40

    She refused to let anyone define her as just a 'trouble maker'.

    41

    She refused to let him get away with his actions, even if it meant being labeled a trouble maker.

    42

    She started volunteering in her community as a way to prove that she was no longer a 'trouble maker'.

    43

    She stood up to the bully, refusing to be intimidated by the local trouble maker.

    44

    She suspected that someone was deliberately trying to frame her as a 'trouble maker'.

    45

    She swore she wasn't a trouble maker, just misunderstood.

    46

    She used her experience as a former 'trouble maker' to help others avoid making the same mistakes.

    47

    She used her intelligence to outsmart her adversaries, even though they saw her as a trouble maker.

    48

    She warned her son to stay away from that group; they were all trouble makers.

    49

    She was a master of disguise, able to blend in and cause trouble without being identified as a trouble maker.

    50

    She was determined to break the cycle of 'trouble maker' behavior that ran in her family.

    51

    She was determined to prove that she could overcome her 'trouble maker' tendencies.

    52

    She was determined to prove that she wasn't just another teenage trouble maker.

    53

    She was tired of being called a trouble maker for speaking her mind.

    54

    She was trying to raise her children to be responsible citizens, not trouble makers.

    55

    She was willing to risk being labeled a 'trouble maker' to fight for what she believed in.

    56

    Some saw him as a revolutionary, others as a simple trouble maker.

    57

    The article explored the roots of his trouble maker personality.

    58

    The board of directors saw him as a dangerous trouble maker.

    59

    The book told the story of a young man who overcame his troubled past to become a productive member of society, shedding his 'trouble maker' label.

    60

    The comedian joked about his childhood escapades, portraying himself as a lovable trouble maker.

    61

    The community feared the return of the infamous trouble maker.

    62

    The community rallied against the known trouble maker in their midst.

    63

    The community was divided on whether he was a genuine threat or simply a misunderstood 'trouble maker'.

    64

    The company blacklisted him, labeling him a proven trouble maker.

    65

    The documentary explored the psychology of a notorious trouble maker.

    66

    The dog, a furry little trouble maker, chewed up the expensive rug.

    67

    The evidence suggested he was more of a follower than a trouble maker.

    68

    The film depicted him as a rebellious artist, a trouble maker with a cause.

    69

    The film examines how societal expectations can unfairly label someone a 'trouble maker'.

    70

    The incident confirmed his long-standing reputation as a 'trouble maker'.

    71

    The journalist dug deep to uncover the truth about the so-called 'trouble maker'.

    72

    The judge dismissed the case, finding no evidence that the defendant was a trouble maker.

    73

    The lawyer argued that his client wasn't a trouble maker, but a victim of circumstance.

    74

    The media often portrays teenagers as inherent trouble makers.

    75

    The neighborhood cat, a known trouble maker, regularly overturned trash cans.

    76

    The new app allowed users to report suspicious activity and identify potential trouble makers.

    77

    The new employee quickly earned a reputation as a disruptive trouble maker.

    78

    The new law was aimed at cracking down on known trouble makers.

    79

    The new regulations were designed to deter potential trouble makers.

    80

    The new regulations were specifically designed to deal with repeat 'trouble makers'.

    81

    The officer approached the group, suspecting they were trouble makers.

    82

    The online forum was a breeding ground for conspiracy theories and attracted a lot of trouble makers.

    83

    The organization sought to rehabilitate young offenders and steer them away from becoming permanent 'trouble makers'.

    84

    The play explored the complexities of a character who was both a victim and a trouble maker.

    85

    The politician accused his opponent of being a chronic trouble maker.

    86

    The politician's smear campaign focused on labeling his opponent a trouble maker.

    87

    The quiet kid surprised everyone by turning into a radical trouble maker.

    88

    The reformed criminal tried to distance himself from his past as a trouble maker.

    89

    The rumors painted him as a dangerous and unpredictable trouble maker.

    90

    The security cameras were installed to deter potential trouble makers.

    91

    The security guard kept a close eye on the suspicious-looking trouble maker.

    92

    The security team had a list of known 'trouble makers' to keep an eye on.

    93

    The software glitch acted like a digital trouble maker, disrupting the entire system.

    94

    The teacher sighed, knowing this student was a perpetual trouble maker in class.

    95

    The teacher struggled to manage the disruptive behavior of the young 'trouble maker'.

    96

    The therapist helped him understand the root causes of his 'trouble maker' behavior.

    97

    The town was buzzing about the arrival of the notorious trouble maker.

    98

    The union leader was considered a trouble maker by management.

    99

    The website was filled with inflammatory content, attracting all sorts of trouble makers.

    100

    The whistleblower was seen as a trouble maker by those in power.