Sentence examples for a deep fuss from inspiring English sources
A.T.P. festivals are sensitive to the fan base but essentially untrendy, for the fully invested music heads, home vinyl-alphabetizers: the festivals make a deep fuss over trivialities, convince bands to reform, yield programming decisions to selected headliners and make musical tastes collide on the assumption that you're cool with it.
Emilio lived his life here at the magazine with no fuss, and a deep well of generosity.
Beyond the merry hum of period detail and the ingenious fuss of the supernatural intrigue, Mitchell also strikes a deeper Gothic chord.
There was some fuss when he started at Middlesex but it took a change, to Somerset, and a deeper awareness of what he was trying to do, to regain attention.
He takes the ball early and hits a heavy deep ball without much fuss.
This caused a bit of a fuss.
"She was absolutely not a person to make a fuss".
There can be a public fuss.
He also makes a gorgeous fuss.
We don't like a big fuss.
