Sentence examples for enormous fuss from inspiring English sources

Everyone made an enormous fuss of him.

The UK makes an enormous fuss about the "rule of law", at least when we want other states to observe it.

"The BBC has already made a few gestures to restrict its output – of which removing recipes created an enormous fuss as it was intended to do," the report said.

In recent months we've seen an enormous fuss surrounding the high-profile cases of Fareed Zakaria (who was forgiven for his pilferage) and Jonah Lehrer (who wasn't), as well as a spate of lesser-known malefactors.

In that case, make an enormous fuss (as you might be naturally inclined to do) and demand that someone help you get rid of it immediately.

For more than an hour one recent afternoon, they huddle around a table rimmed with enormous stage lights, fussing over a casserole as if it's a movie star getting primped for a close-up.

Enormous fun.

Soon after, the backdrop revealed an enormous silhouette of a figure fussing intently over objects that might have been bunches of sticks or parts of a carcass.

They knew how to serve a tennis ball and throw a fun, fuss-free party (with my father on Dixieland banjo and an enormous sausage-and-rice casserole from the "I Hate to Cook" cookbook, to soak up the alcohol).

They knew how to serve a tennis ball and throw a fun, fuss-free party (with my father on Dixieland banjo and an enormous sausage-and-rice casserole from the "I Hate to Cook* * cookbook, to soak up the alcohol).

I'm not commenting on the artistic merit or otherwise of the enormous "English rose" blooms covering the space between the singer's lower back and upper thighs, but the fuss.