Sentences with phrase «such fuss about»

Here, there are a number of different settings to change, but something that bothered me is that the film settings they made such a fuss about during the launch event are buried in... you guessed it... another menu.

You're the only guys ever interested in this David Hayter fella in this first place now you're the only people hating him for wanting his old job back that you lot kicked up such a fuss about him loosing in the first place.

People made such a fuss about the US Bank FlexPerks card during the Olympics, when they significantly increased their sign - up bonus.

Some cats make such a fuss about being in cat carriers that their parents let them roam freely in the car while traveling to the veterinarian.

Economists have made such a fuss about how complicated the food crisis is that they have created the impression that it has no ready solution, making it seem like one of those intractable problems, like poverty and disease, that are so easy to stash in the back of our minds.

He admitted that correlation is not causation but pointed out that if the mainstream media could make such a fuss about crap research showing an association between induction and autism, his work should be able to get even more attention.

Dear Abby: Instead of making such a fuss about what is correct and what is n`t in the English language, let «s concern ourselves with matters of real importance.

There are, of course, days where it feels laborious to make such a fuss about an everyday thing such as setting the table for an evening meal.

I could be wrong on this, but if you're confident you're going to win and there's a belt on the line, why would you put up such a fuss about pay before the fight?

Henry was labelled boring after making such a fuss about Chircharito not thanking Ronaldo for his goal in the CL.

i don't believe we would make such fuss about Mkhitaryan when the player that should be in a swap deal is martial.

Idk why everyone makes such a fuss about red bliss.

So why such a fuss about Fry's recent comments suggesting that suffering...

If this were not so, there would never have been such a fuss about the work of New Testament criticism.

Timelessness is not such a glorious thing — why make such a fuss about it?

Since it's obvious that the Iowa caucuses don't represent a majority of Americans - or even a majority of Republicans, why does the media make such a fuss about them.

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There is no such company, of course, but rather than make a fuss about it, I met up with some of Mexico's leading bloggers for lunch (we had tacos, of course!)

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Anyone today who struggles through Kaplan's ponderous prose setting forth such banal and simplistic propositions as that Judaism is a «civilization» rather than a «religion,» that American Jews live in «two civilizations,» that the Jewish religious system is a collection of folkways, and that God is an idea rather than a personality must wonder what all the fuss is about.

Babies who are beginning to feel frustrated and hungry may display increased physical movement such as fidgeting, stretching, rooting around the chest of whoever is holding them, positioning themselves for nursing, fussing, fast - paced breathing or putting their hand, toy, clothes or just about anything in their mouth.

When cases such as Hodgson's are reported in the media, there is often more than a hint of an implication that the mother is making a fuss about nothing.

According to him, the fuss about plagiarized logo won't «put food on the table of the ordinary Ghanaian», urging the general public to disregard such claims.

With new polish and content, such as brand new party members, this version of Journey of the Cursed King is sure to please fans and give those who may have missed its 2005 original release a chance to see what all the fuss is about.

That and the blaring exhaust note, which makes us feverishly excited about the 510 - hp, 3.0 - liter twin - turbo V - 6 that's stirring up such a fuss.

If you're really fussed about such things as MPG, the Focus RS probably isn't for you.

I know in the past I made a slight fuss about Cadillac making such a big deal about the emblem change.

A half - dozen shaped canvases that helped make Lukin's reputation show here what all the fuss was about: not just the fact of the wall - to - floor connection, but the powerful, sensuous, and often funny shapes and weird palette, balancing luminous hues with shades of gray, he commanded with such authority.

Then, when he gets the obvious response that such comments call for, he makes a fuss about how unfairly he is being treated, how he only offered «constructive criticism» and resents the personal nature of the antagonistic response.

For countries less fussed about climate change (some ex-communist newcomers), the policy stresses independence from scary suppliers such as Russia, and asks the rich countries of old Europe to accept the lion's share of greenhouse - gas curbs.

Their recent attempts to scare up a few headlines favorable to the movement, such as the big media fuss about 2014 being the «hottest year in history,» have collapsed under scrutiny as exaggerations or outright falsifications.

In all the fuss about this, I've seen very little criticism about the vast amount of land in the UK that will most likely end up occupied by turbines, or the fact that there remains such a desperate need for new housing.

He was defiant about the sustainability of the process and declared that in a decade people will wonder why it created such a fuss upon inception (10.6).