Sentence examples for caused a fuss from inspiring English sources

It is revealing that his doing so caused a fuss.

The skit caused a fuss because it was performed by Colette and the Marquise de Belboeuf.

Volker Kauder, a prominent CDU politician, caused a fuss when he said that "Europe now speaks German".

Chase, for example, caused a fuss by excluding a pro-life group and an outfit that wants to legalise cannabis from its competition.

That caused a fuss, and embarrassment for the Pakistani side.Manmohan Singh, India's long-serving leader, looked like his usual gentle self, offering smiles and reassurance as they met.

The leftist newspaper Libération caused a fuss here last month with a long article about Abbeville, describing it as a prototypical French town, white, peaceful and provincial, embracing the National Front.

No fewer than three are now causing a fuss.

Surely someone at the Strand would cause a fuss, right?

Torre was too embarrassed to cause a fuss.

She adds, "I don't want to cause a fuss".

We knew it was going to cause a fuss.