Sentence examples for fuss that is from inspiring English sources

It's not affection that Wilder minds, I would imagine, but the fuss that is made of it — the anniversaries, the flowers, the song and dance.

The patron saint will look down today with pleasure at all the fuss that is finally being made of him in Ireland.

Every year, it seems, usually during the summer, a tourist will happen upon its wines with their outrageous labels and make a fuss that is then picked up by the local — and sometimes national and international — media.

Malay and European communities, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhists and Christians meet with an absence of fuss that is refreshing, and all the more noticeable at a time when religious clashes dominate newspaper headlines the world over.

Someone slightly dreamy and yet earthy, and thus utterly bemused by the unreal whirlwind that is pre-release publicity, by all the fuss that is being made about her and her new record.

HERE COMES HONEY BOO BOO This reality freak show on TLC about a child pageant contestant has become a late-night comedy punch line and everybody's trash-television reference point; it's the low-culture bookend to "Breaking Bad" and, like that show, suffered from too much of the kind of excessive fuss that is really more about affectation than affection.

"So much of the fuss that's being made about this piece is groundless.

I'm amazed at the right royal fuss that was made about the noise of the fan by online reviewers.

So presumably you've seen the fuss that's kicked off this morning about the double Booker Prize winner and the Duchess of Cambridge.

"I didn't expect it all because, between us, [her appointment as his coach] has never been the fuss that was going on around us.

"Can you credit all of the fuss that was made of a cripple?" goes the opening of Christy Nolan's story.