Meddlesome

As a persuasive measure to encourage the victim's cooperation, a meddlesome Wizard has taken Anzu's vices hostage; she must now live in this "new" world without video games, chocolate, or her beloved cat, Momohiki.

But he may have trouble explaining his support for the meddlesome mouse on the campaign trail in Florida, and very likely elsewhere.

For that and many other moral, intellectual, and personal reasons, your family’s decision not to have children is totally reasonable and not up for second-guessing by meddlesome sisters and moms.

Justice Adamu Jauro who read the Judgement, noted that the PDP acted as meddlesome Interloper and a busy body as it is an internal affair of the APC.

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The balloting, which began Thursday, pitted supporters of closer unity against those who consider the EU a meddlesome and bureaucratic presence and want to return power to national governments and sharply restrict immigration.

He’ll say that George W. Bush, and then Obama and his meddlesome secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, made a mess of things by sticking their noses where they didn’t belong.

Instead, Goldman advocated targeted resistance in the form of strikes, protests, and "direct action against the invasive, meddlesome authority of our moral code".

Michael de la Bedoyere, The Meddlesome Friar and the Wayward Pope, p. 20, Quote: "Next morning the absence of the Duke was noticed by his servants, and the Pontiff was informed.