Sentence examples for is causing a fuss from inspiring English sources

It's a measure of McEwan's writerly reputation that, even before publication, Sweet Tooth is causing a fuss; the Booker judges have naughtily neglected to put it on their longlist.

I tried to bring up problems in Dad's care but was met with indifference and shrugged shoulders; I felt that I was causing a fuss over nothing.

Made in South Korea, "Oldboy" has been causing a fuss since it won the Grand Prix at Cannes, and finally it arrives here, trailing clouds of octopus.

Of course the reason we're discussing Frankie's comedy is that his series on Channel 4 has been causing a fuss.

Some people have taken to social media to say the remains belong to a Ganges River dolphin – which is normally found in freshwater in India, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh – but it's the presence of fur on the creature's tail that's causing a fuss.

Before long their demo was causing a fuss all over the web, and they became one of the hottest indie tickets around.

A little-known virus is causing a big fuss in Micronesia, the Pacific island nation partly managed by the United States.

Thrashing out books relentlessly, they excelled in the more brutal end of youth-oriented fiction: rampant gang violence, skinheads marauding around in bovver boots, Satanic cult worship... basically anything that was causing a moral fuss in the decade of disco.

Thrashing out books relentlessly, it excelled in the more brutal end of youth-oriented fiction: rampant gang violence, skinheads marauding around in bovver boots, Satanic cult worship... basically anything that was causing a moral fuss in the decade of disco.

Sebastian Vettel's behaviour during and after the Malaysian Grand Prix has been causing a bit of a fuss in Germany over the past few days.

Urbanity, one of the newest arrivals on the scene, is causing quite a fuss.