Sentence examples for might fuss from inspiring English sources
"I might fuss a little, but I'll be there".
Manhattanites, a delicate and demanding tribe, might fuss at the thought of making a pilgrimage for such simple pleasures, but the warmth with which Kim and Schneider run the place offers a rare luxury: they make you feel like a well-loved neighbor.
The other parents might gawk and fuss, but what do those GDIs know about popularity, anyway?
The car might not have created so much fuss if it had come from another manufacturer -- say, Lexus or Lincoln.
On the other hand, if manners don't really fuss you that much, this might not matter too much.
I didn't notice [the fuss] as much as I might otherwise have done".
He or she may fuss at first, but after several minutes, your baby might fall asleep without much difficulty.
With a couple of more important irons in the fire, City's manager and players might not be too fussed about the outcome of the kick-about to decide the eventual destination of this particular bauble.
Where Richie sometimes looked awful, as if he might have had a very long and very lost weekend, Zee was almost always composed, doing his job without fuss.
The fuss might have died there, would have died there, as Banks cheerfully admits.
