Sentence examples for might not be fussed from inspiring English sources

Some people may not be fussed if same sex couples marry, but those same people might not be fussed enough to rouse themselves on a Saturday to go vote for it – especially if their vote isn't binding on MPs.

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.

It might not be for you if … You're not that fussed about 1960s British folk classics reimagined by current musicians.

It might not be for you if… You never saw what all the fuss was about with the Specials.

A dedicated remote is like a trusty pickup truck: It might not be the best looking vehicle but it gets the job done with little fuss.

Those who might not be completely familiar with Cobain's volatile music or troubled life may come away from this documentary wondering what all the fuss is about.

Saints are not to be fussed with.

Everyone was fussed over.

If not, you might surprise yourself with what you can achieve just through trial and error and not being too fussed if the plant doesn't take.

To be less anxious, if you are a mouse, Dr. Fuss and Dr. Gass wrote, "might not always be the best survival strategy".

I didn't want to 'make a fuss' over someone who might not have been dangerous but I learned it's better to make a fuss, then to end up in serious trouble," added Dunn.