Sentence examples for a fuss of it from inspiring English sources
"However, I don't want to make a fuss of it, so we have to take it on the chin and go home and focus on our next game".
Those on the receiving end mostly brush it off and rarely write things like this, because making a fuss of it opens up layers of hassle and angst that male counterparts simply never have to encounter.
In the old days refs would give and take when it came to swearing too, but that's less common now because they cannot trust players not to make a fuss of it – though I can recall some choice words from Mark when we disagreed with his reffing at Millwall-Leeds last year, too ripe to include in my book.
Don't let people pressurise you to have or make a fuss of it.
"The more people made a fuss of him, the more they clapped and made noise, the more he liked it".
The school did not make a great fuss of it.
The pilot is more assured than most; the actors know their characters and show them to you without making an explicit fuss of it.
"The idea was to solve meager community disputes without making a fuss out of it, but the panchayat started considering itself the custodian of its caste, resulting in despicable outcomes," said Krishna Chandgude, president of the Nasik branch of Andhashraddha Nirmoolan Samiti, or the Committee for Eradication of Blind Faith, a statewide advocacy group.
Half a century later — chomp, chomp, chomp — it's hard to fathom a fuss of such passion and duration kicking up over a book of definitions.
As the mum, we are made a fuss of, the one who gave birth, the one who can talk about it.
