Sentence examples similar to deep fuss from inspiring English sources

In 1905, there was no deep need to fuss over the centenary of the battle of Trafalgar.

He takes the ball early and hits a heavy deep ball without much fuss.

"Silently, and without fuss, some tender thing deep inside me broke.

CNBC delves deeper and reports that all this fuss is about the iPad.

But these days we're off the deep end when it comes to fussing about the details in art and forgetting the rest.

It is not surprising that when Rattle took over from his immediate predecessor, the diffident but deep-thinking Claudio Abbado, the city made an extraordinary fuss.

Beyond the merry hum of period detail and the ingenious fuss of the supernatural intrigue, Mitchell also strikes a deeper Gothic chord.

"State is loathe to air its dirty laundry and so just deep-sixing someone with pay removes the problem with no public fuss".

There was some fuss when he started at Middlesex but it took a change, to Somerset, and a deeper awareness of what he was trying to do, to regain attention.

But before you think, "Why all the fuss about this misogynistic inbred carnival?", we want to make clear that Sunneklaas goes way deeper than this.

To make up for it, they invite her to a restaurant meal, which Cynthia promptly spoils by complaining and making a fuss, and Hogg lets us wonder if the fuss-making is displacement activity, a symptom of deeper problems.