Sentence examples for sort of commotion from inspiring English sources

There's some sort of commotion going on over there.

But today, the Texas city hosts a different sort of commotion.

Within a minute or so, my attention was drawn to a sort of commotion on the sleeve of my dressing gown, which hung on the door.

The plot begins with the shock of the new — or at least the sort of commotion we used to hear about, all too often, when the Unabomber was waging his grisly war against teachers of engineering and hapless electronics-store owners.

I go to the airport, and as I'm checking in for my flight I see and hear all sorts of commotion at the checkpoints where you walk through and check your bags.

It turns out that the lead investigator of the Pirate Bay raid from a few years ago has been working for Warner Bros. Naturally, that's causing all sorts of commotion online, with cries "corruption," "conflict of interest," and whatever other insult you can think of.

A sort of quiet commotion has risen against the loss of traditionalism, with new groups like the Cool Kids and The Retro Kids wearing their golden age of hip hop influence on their sleeves (and proving that "Kids" may have replaced "Lil").

The app learns, over time, what kind of commotion is routine and which is abnormal.

He caused a slightly different kind of commotion recently, though. .

"He came out of some sort of dark cellar to such a commotion". His son had limited access to television and radio in captivity, he adds.

For many big-time performers who have a harsh spotlight on them that sort of blasphemous pomposity would cause a media commotion.