Sentence examples for so much commotion from inspiring English sources

He also apologized for "causing so much commotion".

It's kind of overwhelming to me because there is so much commotion".

With so much commotion, change was inevitable, both within indigenous Southeast Asian religions and within Buddhism and Hinduism.

"I came to an intersection, and it seemed like there was so much commotion, I pulled the car to the side and took the bus home.

A few weeks ago, when a photographer from The New York Times arrived to take pictures of the streets in question, some 30 residents from both sides of the debate gathered and caused so much commotion that the police were summoned.

Because there is so much commotion brewing over elite-status upgrades and the fierce competition for the declining number of domestic premium-cabin seats, and because the subject is so complex, I plan to devote a couple of future columns to the subject.

Equally anarchic, Julie Rhodes's The Very Noisy House (Frances Lincoln, £11.99) describes a high-rise building whose every occupant creates as much commotion as possible.

With the possible exception of the roller-derby in California, none will create as much commotion as the contest in Texas.

"The Comedy of Errors" is being directed by the Brazilian Caca Rosset, who directed last summer's festival production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Ms. Tomei described a midsummer night's dream of her own: "We have this conjurer scene, and last night I had a dream about a conjurer and there was so much smoke and commotion and fear.

The din of that mechanical bell: doesn't it call to mind the urgent commotion in so much of Mr. Coleman's music?

As the week came to its grim end, with the assassins dead and several hostages — taken not by chance in a kosher grocery store — dead, too, one's thoughts turned again to the inextinguishable French tradition of dissent, the tradition of Zola, sustained through so much violence and so many civic commotions.