Sentence examples for there a fuss from inspiring English sources

But if nothing died to make a fake-fur coat, if its material reality could not be more different from that of fur, why is there a fuss at McCartney championing fake fur?

So why was there such a fuss?

So why was there such a fuss last week when Intel unveiled technology for putting just eight Pentium III Xeons in a single box?

"Was there a big fuss when I got carted out?" I asked.

There's a fuss.

I was told there was a fuss about military ballots.

In August 2010, for example, there was a fuss when an Indian general was refused a visa to China.

When A-level results were published, last August, there was a fuss about students with up to four A grades and no university places to show for them.

Five years ago, there was a fuss over this very matter when Al Gore was chatting to a journalist about the novel on which the film was based.

First off, there was a fuss about whether or not McChrystal was speaking to Rolling Stone's writer, Michael Hastings, on or off the record.

The small façade on the Rue des Martyrs at the foot of Montmartre doesn't immediately suggest the gastronomic entente cordiale within, but inside there's a fuss.