Sentence examples for fuss of the from inspiring English sources

I do make a fuss of the men in my life.

"Hi, Mum!" He starts making a fuss of the dog, who is ecstatic to see him.

He also said he hoped that after the fuss of the movie he could finally fade into the background.

Beyond the merry hum of period detail and the ingenious fuss of the supernatural intrigue, Mitchell also strikes a deeper Gothic chord.

Neither Mr Lee nor Japan's prime minister, Yasuo Fukuda, want to make a big fuss of the textbook nonsense, but neither can be seen to look soft.

We tend to make more of a fuss of the lovely, waxy new and salad potatoes that are on the shelves in the summer.

Then there was the fuss of catching the creature to release it.

The algorithm was designed to be a robust technique for reactive navigation that could be implemented without the fuss of tuning the sensitive parameters required for other classical navigation routines.

If you don't want the fuss of cutting the roller to fit, order a made-to-measure blind.

Better the fuss of this than a president with a mandate anchored in Florida's fuzzy maths.

"The more people made a fuss of him, the more they clapped and made noise, the more he liked it".