Sentence examples for fuss among from inspiring English sources

(Some of the fuss among his peers, I think, can be attributed to professional jealousy).

SUNDAY REVIEW, PAGE 3 THE PUBLIC EDITOR An essay contest from The Ethicist stirs a fuss among vegetarians and meat eaters.

Still, Ms. Shaw noted – as Mr. Toibin has – that "Testament" was well-received in Dublin and caused relatively little fuss among Roman Catholics in Ireland.

There was a bit of a fuss among journalists recently when it was quietly announced that the London film festival was charging critics £30 for accreditation this year for the first time.

Cannes president Gilles Jacob created a bit of fuss among purists last month when he tweeted photos of the jury as they debated this year's winners at the Villa Domergue (I hear Diane Kruger was particularly unflattered by the picture of her in full gesticulation).

Other Aboriginal people watch silently as the freezing winter wind blows off the ranges and fusses among the crumpled beer cans and scorched cooking pots.

It goes without saying that Mama is beloved and knows best about everybody, even if the children fuss and fight among themselves.

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And so he went quietly and without fuss -- stoicism common among people his age, Tom Brokaw's "Greatest Generation".

Among tremendous fuss, hed been credited with inventing the techno-thriller sub-genre, and, in a smaller way, following it through on to film.

The launching of the Penguins and Pelicans ("Good books cheap") caused a huge fuss, and not simply among staid publishers: the masses were now able to buy not just pulp, but "improving", high-calibre books – whatever next!