Sentence examples similar to generate commotion from inspiring English sources
But when other guests are generating a commotion, it can and should be addressed as a matter of basic social manners, said Susan Fitter, a consultant on etiquette who travels frequently to give seminars, usually in hotels.
Everything about the Angels' history-making rookie is news, Ohtani's tidy habit of spitting sunflower seeds into a cup instead of onto the dugout floor generating a commotion this week on social media.
He is drowned out by the shouts and general commotion.
Tells about the crowds and the general commotion.
I was surprised the comments caused the commotion that they have (although much of it appears to be faux commotion generated by a few conservatives) when her statement merely reflected the reality of any racial or ethnic minority anywhere who has worked, strived, struggled and eventually succeeded in predominantly white environments, myself included.
Instead, a subtle — but significant — flick of cobalt mascara generated quite a commotion backstage.
Saavedra and Funes did not like him, but with the social commotion generated by Alberti's death, they avoided to offer resistance to his nomination.
But both rallies, for all the commotion they generated, have already faded to the status of quirky historical footnotes.
The commotion at the steps of Parliament created a stir with the attendant press and tourists but it seemed it could only generate some pre-release publicity heat.
And this has generated quite a bit of commotion.
