Sentence examples for enough of a fuss from inspiring English sources
He'd knocked it over last weekend and made enough of a fuss to wake her, but he didn't think he should try that again, so he took care picking it up and putting it down after he'd drunk his fill.
What was unusual about Mr. Li's case was not that he was tortured by the police, legal experts say, but that fellow lawyers were able to raise enough of a fuss to get him freed.
A Daily Mail report on 1 January alleged that Flint had taken up foxhunting, and kicked up enough of a fuss to inspire a Facebook response from the Prodigy frontman two days later.
It seems the business folk made enough of a fuss to warrant such a trial.
And two, to create enough of a fuss to get some extra concessions out of their frequent negotiations with the rest of the world.
The situation has prompted Lacy, who is also a United Airlines pilot, to complain that the U.S. government has not made enough of a fuss about the fate of his jet.
Rice and Luc Longley are the only newcomers in the Knicks' rotation, and Longley has not been active enough to make much of a fuss.
Not only was this a hassle (you may forget to submit the request after your awful meal) but it also leaves users with a burden of doubt (was that delay long enough to make a fuss?).
Where, then, can a budgeteer go to find savings large enough to make a fuss about?
I make more of a fuss of them and, if I don't feel like I've seen them enough, I get panicky.
