Sentence examples for a great fuss from inspiring English sources
It's all a great fuss about nothing.
They make a great fuss about turning down potential customers.
The school did not make a great fuss of it.
He enjoyed being kind to her and she made a great fuss over him.
He makes a great fuss about the old Prayer Book, grammar, syntax and punctuation.
Mr Bush makes a great fuss about appointing judges who respect the constitution.
Proportionately at least, a greater fuss was made over Kossuth, whose statue was… Talk story about the theatrical producer, Max Reinhardt.
Proportionately at least, a greater fuss was made over Kossuth, whose statue was unveiled on Riverside Drive this week, than over any other guest this town has ever had.
The corner is too close to Brush, who plucks it out of the sky without any great fuss.
Under Malcolm Fraser's Liberal governments in the 1970s, large numbers of refugees fleeing Vietnam in wretched boats were taken in without any great fuss.
The first was that while they slumped the United States continued to boom and to consume, taking in their exports and not making a great political fuss about the fact that, because of currency collapses, those Asian exports were now sharply cheaper than before.
