Sentence examples for generate a fuss from inspiring English sources

Special mention to Jim Davidson, struggling manfully to generate a fuss with his blogged broadsides against the entertainment at the Queen's jubilee concert, much mocked on Twitter.

Captions are small items on a newspaper or web page, but jumble them and they can generate a big fuss.

Another poster with a similar style did generate "a huge fuss" at the time, she adds, but much of it involved criticism of the condescending, authoritarian tone.

It's impossible to electronically untangle yourself from an ex without generating a big fuss in your mutual extended network.

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.

Every column has elicited reaction; however the ones I assume are going to generate the biggest fuss aren't always the ones that do.

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

For now Mr Netanyahu has to concentrate on making sure that a speech which has generated so much fuss and ill-feeling does not feel like a damp squib.

Almost all the newspapers, the Times especially, make a fuss over the Oscars because the extra movie advertising generated by the season is an important source of revenue.

This British band is unlikely to generate the same hot fuss as other new wave tribute acts, but "Please Describe Yourself" (V2), with its XTC-meets-Dexy's Midnight Runners sound, offers some of the most energetic music released in the last year.