Sentence examples for why fuss from inspiring English sources
Tardigrades may not live up to its cutesy alternate name of "water bear" — on Google Images it looks like an apocalyptic caterpillar wearing a gas mask — but why fuss?
Doesn't it say, in effect, Why fuss over minor annoyances, as we've been doing since the beginning of time, given that complaining has done nothing to alleviate our lot?
My attitude and thoughts and actions have more value in them than my body because I recognize that this body is just going to become ash in the end, so why fuss about it?
Ernst's real passion, and his legacy, is not news but, rather, entertainment and documentary programming, perhaps a defense mechanism honed long ago: why fuss over what you can't possibly control?
(And why fuss over psychoanalysis, so seldom practiced today?) "If we wish to grasp how someone sees the world," the historian Quentin Skinner has written, "what we need to know is not what words they use" — "narcissism," for example — "but rather what concepts they possess".
"I honestly don't know why the fuss, why a small group are making all this fuss," Allam told BBC Radio 5 live.
Why the fuss about it now?
