Sentences with phrase «much fuss of»

Do not make too much fuss of her, but now and then stop to talk to her soothingly.

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Thus was restored the don't - ask - don't - tell practice of supplying discount mortgages without making too much of a fuss about it.

He assumes these (male) managers make decisions behind closed doors so that the female employee «won't make as much of a fuss about it.»

If investors decline, it at least gives founders an opportunity to demonstrate that they are easy to work with by not raising too much of a fuss.

In my view the best way the EU can act is to politely explain the disadvantages of the planned tariffs and not to make too much of a fuss about it when they are implemented.

Granted, a lot of people are now simply exploring and experimenting with «alternative» sexuality, but how much of that was simply a reaction to all the fuss and condemnation in the first place?

In the popular worship context, there is mutual sharing of practices, symbols and values without so much fuss.33 These marginalised spaces deserves systematic attention.

About such a thing as that not much fuss is made in the world; for a self is the thing the world is least apt to inquire about, and the thing of all things the most dangerous for a man to let people notice that he has it.

No matter how much I fussed over the cosmetics and appearances of my faith, there was a rotten root system poisoning me.

Not being much of a computer type, I just couldn't see what all the fuss was about.

A hotch potch medley of wholegrain, millet, lentils and vegetables, Khichdi is an easy & filling one pot meal and has all the necessary ingredients of a balanced diet which could be cooked quickly without much fuss.

That's a great thing about gumbo — you can use whatever you have on hand, and it isn't the kind of dish that you should fuss over too much to get exactly like the recipe says.

I don't do layer cakes very often, as they usually require too much fuss, but of course when I'm slammed with studying, I venture into the realm of cake baking.

Suite101.com, 10/14 «Moskowitz offers tons of variations and tips on how to get your brunch on without too much fuss.»

If you like a lean yet tender steak that doesn't need much fussing, you'll love my favorite cut of beef — tenderloin (flat iron steak is a close second).

I can very much relate to your envy of the turkey fuss, and I'm thinking that something showstopping might be in order too.

It's a mild and delicate cabbage, which is why I think my kids didn't make too much of a fuss.

The acidic balance is made up of proteins, grains, very little sweet fruits and good oils I don't fuss too much about how often I eat brown rice, I use moderation with all of my acidic foods and mix it up lots for variety but always including delicious veggies prepared in a myriad of ways.

and P.S: I SO MUCH HATE THE FACT THAT WE BLAME OUR PLAYERS CUS OF LITTLE THINGS, Truth be spoken i have never seen fans of other clubs fussing as much as we do alwaMUCH HATE THE FACT THAT WE BLAME OUR PLAYERS CUS OF LITTLE THINGS, Truth be spoken i have never seen fans of other clubs fussing as much as we do alwaysOF LITTLE THINGS, Truth be spoken i have never seen fans of other clubs fussing as much as we do alwaysof other clubs fussing as much as we do alwamuch as we do always..

i do nt see what all the big fuss about ozil is i honestly think fabregas would have been so much better ozil is too indirect, coasting around like a butterfly do nt get me wron g i like him but he offers little defending and shows lack of enthusiam.

I personally prefer the script look, but there isn't much of a difference to raise a fuss.

Yes Ronaldo's kick did not connect properly and Alves did not make much of a fuss, but that is violent conduct and deserving of a yellow card at least.

Virginia had rolled through its non-conference schedule and its first eight ACC games without much fuss, but a Jan. 27 trip to Cameron Indoor Stadium figured to offer a good gauge of its standing in the league.

Although the Merseysiders were held midweek by Porto in the Champions League, there wasn't much of a contest to be concerned with as the Reds» 5 - 0 lead from the first leg meant they could relax at Anfield and progress to the last eight without any real fuss.

There has been much fuss made of the playing surface at Spotland Stadium in the run up to Rochdale's FA Cup 5th Round clash with Tottenham Hotspur this weekend.

On the other hand, I have the feeling that with Bayern it's only going to be an issue of the pricetag and that there won't be much of a fuss beyond that.

They don't oversee much of the club's day - to - day running, but remained patient with Van Gaal through the tumultuous months that ended 2015 on a sour note and their primary concern is that of Champions League football — for the financial benefits — with the duo not overly fussed about the brand of football employed at Old Trafford as long as it equates to results.

Much like the Glazers, Arnold won't be too fussed at the style of football adorning the hallowed Old Trafford turf, as long as it results in Champions League football and the opportunity to grow the club's brand.

As I say, calling all the penalty appeals pretty much as we do, and they didn't make too much of a fuss about the corner.

Jose Mourinho has gone about the pre-season business without much of a fuss and we can expect a good performance from United before they return to Manchester where they will be facing Everton in the Wayne Rooney testimonial game scheduled on Wednesday night.

Until the photo of her glamorously nursing her baby causes no more fuss than the picture of her glamorously looking into her baby's face or glamorously sitting on a diner stool, then I think the photo is very much needed.

Though I'd never mastered the art of lowering a sleeping baby into a crib without waking him up, it occurred to me at one point that if I just laid him in the crib (which had been used as a giant laundry basket for months) when he was sleepy, he'd probably fall asleep without much fussing and sleep all the way through the night, sparing my nose in the meantime.

That being said, Jennifer, there is a big difference between a mama who tried everything and has to learn to let her baby fuss / cry for a few minutes to get some much needed sleep and a parent who willfully places a baby alone in a crib with the intention of leaving it there with no comfort for a pre-determined amount of adult - approved time.

I figured it was easy to install, not because I did it but because hubby did it and normally watching his assembly of toys is a little painful but he managed without too much of a fuss.

There really wouldn't be too much fuss about the dangers of leaving infants in cribs as compared to infants co sleeping with their parents.

And from the purely practical point of view, food that can be packed in a cooler and toted along without much fuss.

In one of the articles I stumbled upon when my daughter was around 6 months old, the author claimed that children pee in between the sleep cycles and that some babies dislike soiling themselves so much it makes them cry and fuss.

Like when your baby stopped just going to sleep after feedings and woke up only to fuss much of the time he was awake UNTIL the next feed?

I am sure that most parents would be able to get the pump working without too much fuss with the help of useful manual and a plethora of videos available on youtube.

Teething often brings out the worst in any baby — they can't eat, can't drink, can't do much more than fuss all of the time.

I know I shouldn't feed her at night, but with working full time it seems so much easier and quicker to just get up for 5 minutes, instead of listening to hours of fussing / crying.

Ill - advised practices and beliefs have become normalized without much fanfare, such as the common use of infant formula, the isolation of infants in their own rooms, the belief that responding too quickly to a fussing baby is spoiling it, the placing of infants in impersonal daycare, and so on.

Although pets do adjust to a new arrival without much fuss, you have to be aware that they may feel a little neglected at your lack of attention to them, and at the amount of time and attention that your baby seems to be taking up from you.

If your baby is fussing much more than usual, and he keeps tugging at his ear or in the area of his ears, then you know that he is suffering from an ear infection.

It's normal for most babies to spit up and fuss after nursing, but too much of either may be caused by excessive reflux.

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The fundamental assumption is that power, in zero - sum terms, belongs to Whitehall and it may release some to a local elite if they are deemed to be responsible and can demonstrate they will behave well (i.e. not make too much fuss about the scale of cuts in local government spending).

After June 12, it became a yearly ritual in the South West, to force back the unjust annulment, while the rest of the country, particularly much of the South East, didn't see what the fuss was all about.

That seems excessive, for while kicking up a fuss they will realise that there is only so much they can do to prop up Assad against the damning revelations of chemical war.

No deal has been proposed, and tenants» advocates like McKee said the real estate industry has not been making much of a fuss over J51.