Sentence examples for fuss of a from inspiring English sources

Emmanuel Milingo would hardly be the first man to want out of a relationship without the fuss of a face-to-face encounter, or to conclude that a well-worded note would do the trick.

For Pawson, SXSW gives people the chance to finally see what all the fuss of a million blogposts is all about: "The nice thing about it is that you're seeing the bands, you're seeing them play, you're hearing the music.

There is none of the noise or fuss of a regular tour boat, allowing the visitor to glide past a clump of water hyacinth and observe a gaggle of black-and-white mynah birds cavorting undisturbed.

With all the general fuss of a wedding, it may be best to talk to the bride, though.

He mingled with the various footie types, making a particularly respectful fuss of an old gentleman who had been a famed player for Derby in the 40s.

The actual best part of Julia Gillard replacing Kevin Rudd is that it all took place without the mess and fuss of an election.

We chafe at taxpayer-funded pork barrel legislation, and yet we pay our taxes meekly and without raising a fuss of any kind.

It's a quick way to share one or two files without the fuss of creating an account or paying a monthly fee.

Only the soft fussing of a toddler wearing an "I Love My Country" button disturbed the quiet.

Such single-minded focus has the advantage of showing both the big picture and the small: the grinding out of international trade and the fussing of a single household.

Thanks to the internet, indie music fans can now express their critical acumen without the fuss of making a fanzine.