Sentence examples similar to full of fuss from inspiring English sources

The book, a vintage specimen passed down by a friend of my mother's, was one of those tattered spiral-bound volumes you see at yard sales, chock full of fuss-free recipes that people actually cooked every day.

It's full of no-fuss recipes for every meal, which range from fully raw to mostly cooked, with plenty of snacks and desserts to keep everyone happy.

Weeknight dinners should full of flavor, not fuss.

Guillén thought the people who made a fuss were full of hot air.

A galvanising force in the party, she took the job, she said, because she wants Labour to be "full of feisty women making a fuss".

By Clarence Knapp The New Yorker, August 18 , 1928P. 9 The Byrd-Hops-Off hour as broadcast over the radio by the Tidewater Oil Co. was full of surprises; Mayor Walker was fussed, so was Byrd's crew, and the noises accompanying the casting-off were very silly.

With a minimum of fuss, you connect to distant family and friends for conversations that include life-like full-screen video accompanied by clear audio that's perfectly in sync with your lips.

Maybe Mr. Fuss's pictures are full of the mystery of life and death.

There is a minimum of fuss.

Well, there is plenty of fuss now.

Such a lot of fuss about it.