Sentence examples for fmss from inspiring English sources
What's all the fuss about?
"There is such a fuss made about it," he said.
"Not even with the pope would there have been all this fuss," exclaimed Diana Cucereavii, a waitress in a cafe nearby.
The day after this beginning of the end of days, I went to my first twerking class to see what all the fuss was about.
The term is often a symptom of lazy thinking by a generation that hasn't played games and can't see what all the fuss is about (or, as the great Douglas Adams put it: "Anything that is in the world when you're born is normal and ordinary and is just a natural part of the way the world works.
All of the senior players put their money into the pot without too much fuss, but the younger members in the squad had a decision to make.
I suspect in many ways we were alike in that way: "So your wife is paralysed and you've had bloody great bits knocked off you, and you've been in hospital for two or three months, but we don't really make a fuss about it, do we?" I think we both grew up in that school where you don't complain.
The single biggest misunderstanding surrounding depression is that we've all been a bit depressed at one time or another, so what's the fuss all about?
When a well-loved character bows out of a soap, there's often a media fuss.
It is too much fuss (not to mention far too calorific) to eat midweek, and should not be rushed.
