Sentence examples for fuss of things from inspiring English sources

I point that out because I know that some conversation in the days to come, perhaps not public discussion but certainly private grumbling, will include questions about why Collins has to rock the boat, why the news media is paying such lavish heed to him and why gays and lesbians in general make such a fuss of things.

Like Hoosiers, Delawareans don't make a fuss of things, and here's proof.

As a Hoosier born and bred, I could have been incensed -- except that making a big fuss of things is just not characteristically Hoosier.

"I like the no-muss, no-fuss kind of thing," he says.

They say that it reflects a culture in which the face of things often attracts more fussing than the soul of them and that it's an offshoot of a political system dependent on impressions, atmospherics, half-truths.

The moment that caused the fuss may not seem like a particularly big deal in the grand scheme of things, but in the league of awards show horrors it must rank near the top.

For all the fuss and antics of fans though, nothing much changes in the established order of things in the game as a result.

There are a lot of things you can let slide without having to make a fuss over it.

Don't make a fuss about going to garage sales and buying stuff, you can make use of things in your house instead.

The pitch goes something like this: Merchants, especially restaurant owners, often resist new payment technologies because they don't want to put up with the fuss of hiring a tech person to set things up or trouble-shoot.

"This is nothing to make too much of a fuss over; these things are bound to happen in a democracy". This article was corrected on 3 August 2011 because the original said the Turkish military had staged a coup in 1991.