Sentence examples for fuss from from inspiring English sources

I could not see the fuss from the beginning.

It opened with minimal fuss from neighbours, unlike in some inner-city areas.

One option was to "kick up a fuss" from within, which Hirschman called the exercise of "voice".

It is why there was no public fuss from Baines when Manchester United came calling last August and Everton pulled down the shutters.

Her debonair, domineering father had housed his mistress, Sadie (who happened to be Louise's English tutor), in the family manse, without too much fuss from his wife.

Mourinho complained that the Belgian winger should also have had a penalty after a challenge by Jordi Amat in the second half although there was little fuss from his players at the time.

This sort of it's-a-silly-fuss-from-humourless-harpies-and-will-die-down attitude has probably helped in all sorts of corporate imbroglios, from the sale of novelty T-shirts that exhort men to Keep Calm and Hit Her and proclaim "I'm feeling rapey", to the case of Richard Scudamore, chief executive of the Premier League, using vile language to discuss women.

No fuss and bother from its quiet owner, Niklas Zennström, one of the founders of the internet comms company Skype, recently sold to Microsoft for just over £5bn.

But in the play, now enjoying a successful Broadway run at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, there is a lot of preliminary talking and fussing from the Callas character, indomitably played by Tyne Daly, before the students do any singing.

The relative difference between groups, measured as the percentage decrease of crying and fussing from baseline to intervention weeks 1, 2 and 3 showed differences between groups for fussing the first week p=0.0288), for colicky crying the second week p=0.0411) and for TC the second week p=0.0244) (table 4).

In the way of these things, the decision to ban all prisoners from receiving books to read was put through by the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, without anyone noticing enough to kick up a fuss – though from today that looks set to change.