Sentence examples for this much fuss from inspiring English sources

"If you make this much fuss over one poem, how are you going to win the Nobel Prize?" Mario asks.

One of McDonald's old school friends points out that this much fuss is rarely made over men's sex empires, which make up the majority of the sex business.

It was an impressive spectacle, but it was hard not to be reminded that 19 years ago Madonna could cause this much fuss all by herself.

"I don't see how a little dealership in Carthage, where we have two red lights, can cause this much fuss," Butch Smith, the general manager, said while his salesmen leaned on cars, awaiting customers.

Generally, this works without much fuss".

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I don't think this incident deserves so much fuss".

(It's worth noting that the use of trans fats is illegal in Denmark — as well as in Austria and Switzerland — and that this, too, happened without much fuss).

(Citigroup separately sold its stodgy but strong music-publishing division to a consortium headed by Sony for $2.2 billion. Regulators agreed to this deal last month, without much fuss).

"There is too much fuss about this anonymity," says Ferri, calling her decision a "perfectly natural and legitimate choice.

"Why so much fuss about this list?" asked the venerable iconoclast Stanley Tigerman, who is director of ARCHEWORKS, a new architecture school in Chicago.... ..Because architects my age seem to need to suck every last drop of oxygen out of the air -- their insatiability drives me crazy.