Sentence examples for be fussed over from inspiring English sources

When she first saw a therapist, at her husband's insistence, Mai had acknowledged that it wasn't good for a child to be fussed over like that.

Bottom line: If you're a traveler who likes someone to carry your bag to your room, rings for room service upon arrival and just likes to be fussed over, these new hotels aren't for you.

It lasted until the 80s, when my dad used to take me to the Victorian asylum where he worked to sit in his office and be fussed over by the nurses.

Here, under airport-terminal-like lighting, you can purchase cosmetics and skin-care products — ranging from budget lines such as Maybelline and Neutrogena to fancier foreign ones like Vichy, La Roche-Posay, and Becca — and also be fussed over by a variety of pulchritude-minded professionals.

For guests that don't want to be fussed over, or want to be left alone while on honeymoon, the staff also knows when to back off.

Elaborate social ritual is of paramount importance in the Mad Men realm; details are to be fussed over, not shunted aside in favor of soulless efficiency.

Sophie Mol had arrived by the time they returned and was being fussed over by everyone.

Her aversion to being fussed over remains as strong as the smell of chlorine on a pool deck.

The president, who has more sweeping powers than almost any other modern democratic leader, is fussed over by much pomp and splendour and the seat of the presidency is a palace.

The best edibles are not those untouched by man, they are those that have been fussed over for hundreds or thousands of years, selectively bred to be sweeter, bigger, fleshier.

As Emma has started growing up, photos show her more often wearing her hair up, still retaining the simple elegance of hair that has not been fussed over too much.