Sentence examples for causing a fuss from inspiring English sources

No fewer than three are now causing a fuss.

The letter-writers ought to have seen this and refrained from causing a fuss.

Of course the reason we're discussing Frankie's comedy is that his series on Channel 4 has been causing a fuss.

Made in South Korea, "Oldboy" has been causing a fuss since it won the Grand Prix at Cannes, and finally it arrives here, trailing clouds of octopus.

I tried to bring up problems in Dad's care but was met with indifference and shrugged shoulders; I felt that I was causing a fuss over nothing.

But if that was then, this is now, and having taken his time to settle in Italy Dzeko is once again a player catching the eye and causing a fuss.

It is revealing that his doing so caused a fuss.

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

Wouldn't want to cause a fuss, right?

Torre was too embarrassed to cause a fuss.

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