Sentence examples for something of a fuss from inspiring English sources

Also, the victim in "Reservoir Dogs" made something of a fuss, whereas the victim in this movie, Mark Brandon Read Eric Banaa), known as Chopper, doesn't give a squeak, apart from telling the guy with the knife to hurry up.

The lengthy euro crisis has sidelined Mr. Barroso, who created something of a fuss on Wednesday by saying he was close to proposing joint euro bonds — unified debt instruments that would be backed by all the member states of the euro zone.

Something approximating a fuss would, no doubt, ensue".

If the French had been wondering what the British were making a fuss about after horsemeat – something of a delicacy this side of the Channel – was discovered in readymeals, attitudes changed on Monday amid fears similarly mislabelled food was sold in France.

This caused a bit of a fuss.

"I have a memory of a fuss but it wasn't much of a fuss".

Too much of a fuss can be made about inconsistency.

A Bank Holiday is the perfect time for making a bit of a fuss when entertaining.

It was just a setup to make less of a fuss".

By then, her hair had grown into a full, loose style, and her no-fuss look had become something of an urban uniform.

But in the process of making a fuss, the dirty laundry is out.