Sentence examples for bigger fuss from inspiring English sources
"It's just a regular game to me," Reed said, though Braves Manager Bobby Cox made a bigger fuss over him.
"If Ben Bernanke speaks, he can move markets, but this idea that the media is making a bigger fuss than there is [cause for] is silly.
The principal and the English teachers made a bigger fuss over her ancient short stories in the literary magazine than they did over mine, which almost sated her competitive spirit.
From 1786 to 1791, audiences there witnessed the premieres of "Le Nozze di Figaro," "Così Fan Tutte" and "Die Zauberflöte," but they made a bigger fuss over other operas.
When the law first allowing concessions of any kind in Italian museums passed here that year, he said, it caused a much bigger fuss than this latest proposed change has.
They have already made a fuss about the Republicans' decision to use pictures of the flag-draped remains of victims of September 11th in an election ad, and may cause an even bigger fuss if Mr Bush's people try to exploit Ground Zero during their convention.
We don't like a big fuss.
A big fuss was made almost immediately.
This all feels like a big fuss.
There was a big fuss afterwards.
