Sentence examples for much a fuss from inspiring English sources
At times José Mourinho, for one, has certainly been made far too much a fuss of … and yet Jürgen Klopp really does seem both classy and refreshingly different.Scene one: The touchline after Newcastle have scored their second goal in stoppage time.
Osias is a bit disgruntled when Darlene's second son is born with skin much darker than his, but his temperamental inertia (or perhaps his obtuseness) prevents him from making too much of a fuss.
Too much of a fuss can be made about inconsistency.
You don't know how much of a fuss I had to kick up about this".
By then, the Yankees were too far behind to make much of a fuss.
Anyhow, our clique made as much of a fuss as we could.
"Since the strain turned out to be unusually mild, people said we made too much of a fuss.
(d) Vice-President Spiro Agnew complained that the media had "made too much of a fuss about" the My Lai massacre.
The absurd subsidy for the corn-based fuel additive expired last weekend without much of a fuss at all.
That would be handy for Mr Osborne if he needs to raise more tax without too much of a fuss.
It was a relationship which most had seen fit not to make too much of a fuss about.
