Sentence examples for whole fuss from inspiring English sources
In fact, the whole fuss about standby is based on laughably obsolete assumptions.
But then he doesn't really get the whole fuss about his prolificacy anyway.
Power hungry In fact, the whole fuss about standby is based on laughably obsolete assumptions.
THE WHOLE FUSS saddens and exhausts Ms. Donnelly, who often says she'd be a nobody without her job.
Mr Romney, meanwhile, has dismissed the whole fuss as an effort to distract Hispanic voters from Mr Obama's failings as steward of the economy.
Reporters who talked with Love B. Woods, owner of the Theresa Hotel, leanred that the whole fuss over the lodging of Fidel Castro and his party was needless.
And some Italians find the whole royal fuss overrated.
Maybe the division of opinion, not to mention the whole pointless fuss about what is fashionable, in the end says more about our own mixed-up expectations and standards for new art than about the quality of his work.
People make a whole big fuss and confusion about it.
I spent a whole year fussing and worrying about what she meant and what she was, and after that I just never wanted to hear her name again.
"A whole lot of fuss has been made over it, but it's not the most important thing to me".
