Sentence examples for serious fuss from inspiring English sources

Less predictable, however, has been the lack of serious fuss elsewhere about a foreign takeover of the biggest and best technology company to have come out of the UK in the past 20 years.

Why isn't a serious political fuss being made?

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.

Like many European establishments favored by opera-, bandet-, and concertgoers, Castellano — which attracts many of its patrons from City Center, across the street, and Carnegie Hall, a few blocks away — is devoted to serious eating without fuss.

While the "serious" critics were fussing over James Blake, my ears were far more pleasurably tickled by Jamie Woon's Mirrorwriting.

I don't see Index on Censorship kicking up a fuss about these serious attacks on free expression.

The small countries retort that, in fact, the Downing Street dinner strayed into areas like humanitarian aid and building a post-Taliban government, and that these subjects do indeed fall under the ambit of the EU's common foreign and security policy.Behind the immediate fuss lies a serious structural issue.

"(It's) a lot of fuss about nothing very serious," Jennifer Hyndman, director of the Centre for Refugee Studies at York University told VICE.

For all the fuss about it, this is not a great, brave or serious artistic experiment.

And those who wondered what all the fuss was about will need to be convinced by some serious stage fireworks.

It is hard to see what all the fuss is about; there are far more common and more serious public health threats than trichinellosis.