fuss about造句

Don't make a fuss about such trifles.

Why the fuss about it now?

Why should we make a fuss about it?

He accused me of making a fuss about trifles.

There's no point in making a big fuss about it.

Don't fuss about trifles. Is it that serious?

Don' t get into a fuss about nothing.

Look at your little sister — she's not making a fuss about it.

It's human nature. There's no need to make a big fuss about it.

It is a trivial thing, do not make a fuss about it and take it too seriously.

So far, Mr Karzai has praised the IEC, reserving his criticism for the foreigners who made a fuss about fraud.

Q: Indian media have recently made a big fuss about the Chinese border patrols crossing into Indian territory.

Playing with bricks is said to enhance motor skills, creativity and other things that grown-ups fuss about.

Why was this old woman making such a fuss about an old copse which was of no use to anybody?

DOGS, not recession or unemployment, are the biggest problem facing Denmark this summer, or so you would think from all the fuss about them.

He couldn't understand what that thing was that was biting his foot, and he was making an awful fuss about it.

Here you are, " he went on, "taking poor Gouvernail seriously and making a fuss about him, the last thing he would desire or expect.

The UK's Food Standards Agency says the recently revealed sale of beef and possibly milk from the offspring of cloned cattle is unlawful. So what is all the fuss about?

Mr Maehara blundered during a brief stint as opposition leader five years ago, and he quit as foreign minister in March over a fuss about an illegal donation from a Korean woman.

She and they managed for the most part to do what they wanted (one of her girlfriends is a racing driver) without making a big fuss about the multiple absurdities.

The Cox Report spends two chapters on detailing the investigation process and making a fuss about the Apstar-2 satellite launch failure by a LM-2E on January 26, 1995, and the Intelsat-708 satellite launch failure by a LM-3B on February 15, 1996.