fussy造句

You will appear as a fussy person.

Our teacher is very fussy about punctuation.

It's sort of like those fussy critics.

Those in the first area are fussy.

"English women too fussy," she said.

German customers, moreover, are not particularly fussy about service.

Meanwhile, show employers you're flexible and not fussy.

Virgos may be fussy, skeptical, cold, and interfering.

Older people prefer new notes; younger ones are not so fussy.

Concerned with health and cleanliness, they can be very fussy about their food.

When penguins get a call of nature, they're generally not too fussy where they go.

Charlie: I have this little sister Lola. She is a very fussy eater, and she never eats peas.

Parents across the country will all have endured a frustrating mealtime as a fussy child refuses to eat.

Frequently dismissed as cranks, their fussy eating habits tend to make them unpopular with dinner party hosts and guests alike.

I remember him refusing to eat one day and my mother getting exasperated, as you do with a fussy child.

But Alibaba says its other operations will be unaffected because they fall under a less fussy regulator, the Ministry of Information.

The book business is fussy, and readers who encounters finger spam in the wrong location aren't going to click on the next result.

Most dating websites are nothing like as harsh and judgmental as HatefulBastards, although fussy categorisation does seem to be the name of the game with many.

This may explain why most innovation in the industry involves changes in packaging and marketing, producing all that fussy paraphernalia, rather than changing what is in the bottle.

Parents of over-fussy babies, or tantrum-prone children, will not be pleased to discover it is their very attentiveness that is making matters worse.

The results, while sobering, don't imply that every child who has crying fits, wakes up repeatedly at night or is a fussy eater, will grow up to have behavior problems.