Sentence examples similar to with this fuss from inspiring English sources

We do not know what he thought of all this, since by then he felt too ill to respond, but his often-expressed preference for the anonymous creator, which seems to accord so well with his personality, does not square with all this fuss.

To me the harem strikes a similar note, along with arpeggios of Sultanic self-indulgence And now, if there's another Cowell, and (if it's a boy) another "son of the Battle Chief" on the way, to eclipse the chief in his turn, steal his thunder and acquire his riches, it's no wonder – with all this fuss – that the potentate of pop must, temporarily, be getting the blues.

Whether or not Mr Gehry's design is out of keeping with the modest general, all this fuss certainly is.

With the fuss about hiring Steve Kerr, one would think he is the second coming of Red Auerbach!

And even passenger knee room is decent; four passengers (including driver) fit into this car with less fuss than you'd imagine and didn't grumble much for an hour-long trip.

All this went forward with little fuss, except during breaks when the photographer and then a man with a video camera circled in on Murray.

The baguette served with all of this, without fuss or comment, was incredible — crackly crisp and chewy.

On the one hand, there is something very British about this particular fuss, with front page headlines like: "MPs' Expenses: Treasury chief David Laws, his secret lover and a £40,000 claim .British parliamentary life has been overshadowed by scandal for many months now, after members' expenses files from parliament were leaked (or to be precise sold) to the Daily Telegraph.

This is the first time I've seen this complication — it's basically a cute parlor trick using gears — but I finally understand what all the fuss with this watch was.

If you have a slow cooker, this method makes a tender and delicious turkey with minimal fuss.

Google say that this feature helps users "get everyday tasks done quickly and with less fuss," with Motorola Chief Executive Dennis Woodside referring to the X as the world's "first self-driving phone".