Sentence examples for any sort of fuss from inspiring English sources

When I was young and books were published, no one made any sort of fuss.

One of Mr. Malkovich's most striking characteristics is his air of self-possession, a manner so assured that it seems to deflect the possibility of making any sort of a fuss over him.

Harry Carlson, a member of the sports committee of the Boston Chamber, gave him a plaque, whose inscription he did not read in its entirety, out of deference to Williams' distaste for this sort of fuss.

With this growth has come chaos and a middle row of fussing baby sisters to separate any sort of third-row conversation from the front seat.

I'm thinking about making my own cheese at home (I live in the Deep South without access to any sort of cellar) and was hoping you might suggest a good type of cheese to start making at home with a minimum of fuss.

Or any sort of stand, really.

What? "Any sort of disorder.

"No. 2, any sort of bluish light.

Transf., of any sort of covering.

It was beyond any sort of justification.

Any sort of idiot-jazz will do.