Sentence examples for fuss generated from inspiring English sources

Other film makers have clearly been put off by the fuss generated over "Fire".

Many fans ended up watching the match in their underwear, and the resulting fuss generated even more publicity for Bavaria.

It's seems unlikely that the 4,000 people who signed it were enough to swing the decision, but the fuss and publicity generated worldwide interest (not least from certain gay websites who wanted to see more of Tovey's naked transformation scenes).

"It's their business not ours," Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says, "but it's amazing how much fuss can be generated over what looked like a pretty innocent racing incident.

Questioned about the comments by Tory MP Tim Yeo, the prime minister said he was surprised by the fuss they had generated and it reminded him that he had to tread with "great caution" when talking about the issue.

Dr. Weinberg said the panel had generated more fuss than the subject deserved.

The paradox of Blue is the Warmest Colour is this: almost all of the fuss the film has generated is misleading and yet it all enriches the experience of watching it.

That category of fussed-over men has generated notable ratings leaps, led by ESPN's 26percentt, followed by ABC's 24percentt, Fox's 12percentt and CBS's 11percentt.

In return for all the fuss it is generating, the N.F.L. will donate $4.5 million to the city for some future project in Lower Manhattan, $500,000 more toward the city's Sept. 11 commemorations, and $15 million worth of broadcast time during football games to promote the city as a tourist mecca.

Most overexposed work: the Canadian dancers in Un Peu de Tendresse may have been in-your-face naked, but the buttocks and willies generated a disproportionate fuss.

This generated a recent fuss, because the National Park Service didn't pay for the improvements, instead turning to the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation.