Sentence examples for much ruckus from inspiring English sources

Yet that love scene is unlikely to cause much ruckus, and not just because it is staged so tastefully: the baritone Nathan Gunn, as Yeshua, and the mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke, as Mary, remain clothed and lie under a bedcover.

That would mean a wide-open, aggressive defensive assault that is juiced by nearly 69,000 wild fans in Adelphia Coliseum who create as much ruckus as any group anywhere in the National Football League.

Other forms of money were at play, of course, with two technology-financed groups causing as much ruckus as they could.

That's why even those who say they are on our side, like the white clergy members in Alabama who told King to stop making so much ruckus, so often tell us to pipe down, to put on a smile, to hide our anger and disgust.

Thursday's vote itself was also marked with jeers and yells, but much less ruckus.

Since 1985, the Guerrilla Girls have been raising a much-needed ruckus over gender and racial inequality in the art world, under the leadership of seven anonymous, masked women.

Apparently analog videotape is what really gets his dander up, prompting a ruckus much greater than in the prequels.

No one has raised as much of a ruckus as Mr. Wyatt, the swashbuckling oil executive known for his tart tongue and controversial dealings with Libya, China and Iraq.

Connolly said he attributed much of the ruckus to the cultural moment.

One place appears to be the Governor's Budget Office, where much of the ruckus started.

If Jedlička raises too much of a ruckus, his project could easily fall into the same trap as Freedonia or Minerva, invaded or run out of the region.