Fussy Sentence Examples

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  • I'm not that fussy about his coming there to get it.

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  • I'm not too fussy about getting mixed up in that stuff.

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  • Once aboard my flight I spent the next several hours squeezed between a talkative sailor and a woman with a fussy child.

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  • They could not understand that I have not the necessary qualifications for it--the kind of good-natured, fussy shallowness necessary for the position.

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  • Very young children may be fussy and stop eating.

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  • She's a little fussy, you know, and afraid of growing old, being a widow and still in her prime.

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  • A fussy hair style that requires lots of effort may not be a good choice for someone with a busy lifestyle.

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  • And yet the reader is provided with a pointer in the rather fussy pun on ' odyssey ' .

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  • Victorians loved frilly, fussy, gussied up things - a knick-knack in every available space and swirls and curlicues adorning jewelry and decorative items.

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  • After a guest has walked around for a bit, they will be less fussy about paying more.

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  • The pike didn't seem fussy about the color.

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  • Easily found at most garden centers, these plants aren't fussy about their growing conditions and often thrive with little care.

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  • While they can be fussy and experience problems, many people love growing gardenias and the satisfaction they bring.

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  • Other vegetables like tomatoes can be fussy when started from seed, and buying healthy, well tended plants gets you to delicious tomatoes faster.

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  • As you can see, strawberries aren't particularly fussy about their containers.

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  • Grapes are particularly fussy about drainage, which is why many gardeners recommend planting grape vines on a sunny slope.

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  • Pumpkins aren't terribly fussy about their soil conditions.

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  • They're not particularly fussy and are generally easy to grow, so even if you have a brown thumb, you may want to give growing hydrangeas a chance.

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  • Hydrangeas are slightly fussy about water, and prefer a good drink at least once a week.

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  • When dressing windows, lose the fussy look and go for clean lines like mini-blinds or simple valances.

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  • The Windsor sometimes appears too fussy and contrived to certain men, and so they avoid it.

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  • Fussy outerwear made of heavy furs was giving way to slim wool coats, although many men still liked to throw a raccoon coat over their slim suits.

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  • Fussy, busy patterns did nothing to help flatter a woman.

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  • But these dresses were designed to be worn without fussy undergarments like corsets and petticoats, and they could have all sorts of tops, including some that were very sexy.

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  • For women who remembered how fussy hair styles could be even 20 years before, the bob was a miracle.

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  • If you like T-shirts, opt for plainer shirts, rather than those sporting fussy graphics or text, for example.

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  • You also want to avoid anything that looks too styled or fussy.

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  • Almost all babies go through a fussy period, but when crying lasts longer than about three hours a day and is not caused by a specific medical problem, it is considered colic.

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  • Infants who undergo circumcision may be fussy for some hours afterward, so parents should be prepared for crying, feeding problems, and sleep problems.

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  • If the hernia has incarcerated, the infant will be in obvious pain, appearing fussy, crying, and refusing to eat.

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  • Many infants spend a considerable amount of time being fussy.

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  • Almost all infants have a period during the day when they are fussy.

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  • Parents might use this fussy time for bathing or playing with the infant.

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  • The child is not tired, hungry, or uncomfortable, but starts a whiny, fussy cry.

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  • Many parents sway when they are holding a fussy baby because it soothes the baby.

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  • Babies love to be touched and stroked, so a massage is one way to calm a fussy baby.

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  • Maybe a walk outside, a dance with a song, or a splashy bath can be helpful in turning a fussy baby into a happy one.

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  • Very young children can become fussy and discontent if asked to sit still for long while their hair is arranged.

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  • Retro girls who admire the look of the Marcel wave can create the same look without resorting to fussy hot irons and lots of heavy hair gel.

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  • All they're interested in is having fun at the pool or beach, and fussy, fiddly swimsuits will just get in their way.

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  • If they are fussy about anything at all, it is their swimsuit, rather than their accessories.

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  • Girls' swimsuits are of course going to be more fussy than boys', but you still need to be mindful of the styles of both.

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  • Dial Tone detection circuitry on some modems is also quite fussy.

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  • I'm not an expert on football by a long way, but the ref for the England game seemed to be overly fussy.

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  • Don't be too fussy, just give the lawn a good brush.

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  • My mother, who I might say is extremely fussy, could not fault the lodge.

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  • He seemed very fussy, in his North London accented way.

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  • Concerns My child's suddenly become really fussy Want to know more?

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  • Particularly fussy trout in very clear water may be caught more easily with finer and less visible double strength or fluorocarbon tippets.

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  • Certainly, Wrather is brash and can deliver the wisecracks but Roslin perhaps needs to be even more annoyingly fussy and snooty.

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  • Ask about how the photographer handles fussy babies and whether it's possible to reschedule if your baby has a rough day.

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  • To keep your baby from getting fussy, be sure to feed and change him or her immediately before the appointment.

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  • Keep plenty of snacks in the car to give to your little one when he gets fussy.

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  • If you have to struggle with opening and closing the flaps on your bra, along with handling an extremely hungry and fussy baby, you can easily become frustrated!

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  • In the same respect, infants are much less fussy and much more content if they are held frequently and for prolonged periods of time.

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  • They are designed for motion, and parents learn quickly that motion can go a long way in soothing a fussy baby.

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  • My area of interest is fussy babies and those with sleep problems.

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  • A baby who is sleep deprived is generally fussy and creates stress for the parent.

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  • They aren't fussy about light and will droop to let you know they need water, though they tend to grow better in higher light and when well cared for.

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  • Since cats can be very fussy about what they eat, the "try before you buy" aspect of free treats and pet foods is attractive to most consumers.

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  • Cats are fussy about the way a kitty litter feels on their paws, the way it smells and other reasons known only to themselves.

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  • Tailored Pleats - A border that is sophisticated and feminine, yet not as fussy as a ruffled edge.

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  • It's not fussy, and it's not rigid; you can mix floral fabrics with stripes if you like and break all kinds of rules that would not fly in other design styles.

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  • Form Plus Function - Form Plus Function has modern lighting that is eye catching without being fussy.

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  • Furniture silhouettes in this style are relatively unadorned, but they usually feature soft lines which are clean and not too fussy.

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  • While you should be generous with the amount of linens available, try to pare down on fussy hand towels and wash clothes that are out in the open.

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  • Because the bedroom is a place where relaxation is key, avoid over-accessorizing and making the room feel cluttered and fussy.

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  • If fussy jars aren't modern enough for you, use three square crystal vases with a corner of each square turned toward the center of the table.

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  • If you take a lot of candid shots and not fussy about settings, then a point-and-shoot camera will suit you best.

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  • If your dress has lots of fussy details like lace or beading, your accessories should be minimal.

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  • Layers of heavy shirts, cummerbunds/vests, tie, and jacket can look fussy and be uncomfortable for little ones.

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  • For a smaller wedding, you can get away with a cake that isn't quite as fussy.

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  • They're a fun, practical, and affordable alternative, and they taste just as good but are much less fussy since you don't need to pay anyone to plate and cut them.

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  • The scent is strong and fragrant, and compared to other gardenia species, jasminoides is the least fussy if grown in the proper conditions.

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  • The most typical time for fussy times is between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m., often when parents are tired and less able to tolerate crying.

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  • If you have a fussy eater on your hands, talk to your child's pediatrician about supplements.

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  • An early 1960s-style dress with a cape, in the nastiest shade of pink you can find, adorned with frills and an unflattering, fussy 1960s wig will be perfect.

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  • It features a magnetic closure, which is a great detail for anyone who dislikes dealing with fussy zippers and going through a whole process to find something in her bag.

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  • It's small enough to not look fussy, but large enough to hold the essentials.

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  • Throughout the late 1960s and 1970s, women and girls had gotten away from excessively fussy and hyper-feminine styles, but they returned in the 1980s, especially with the unwieldy stilettos.

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  • Others, possibly again because of wearing thick socks, find that the getting in and out is a bit fussy, although once the boots are on, they are happy.

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  • Tasteful and feminine without being fussy, Riega watches are available with or without mother of pearl faces and diamond encrusted cases.

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  • For example, if she's all about plain cotton knickers and bras, go for a brand that's elegant and understated like Huit, which will spoil her with beautiful fabric and cuts but not be too fussy.

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  • They've heard that lingerie is fussy, that a majority of women still don't wear the correct bra size and that corsets can be difficult to get in and out of.

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  • The detail work was just too fussy for a machine to manage, although the basic cutting and some fitting could be done this way.

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  • Other women note that the lingerie is too fussy, or so sexy as to be impractical for daily wear.

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  • Catering to fussy clients with special requests, while the clients themselves secretly watch the groomers to make sure all of their requests are met.

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  • This nail style looks well groomed without being fussy or flashy and is appropriate for short to moderately long nails.

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  • Not only does this style look less fussy, it can make short nails appear longer.

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  • The successful novelist, who is living comfortably with his fussy butler, decided to contemplate marriage.

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  • Your novels are without fussy, complicated plots, where nothing seems overly contrived.

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  • The program shows child care professionals giving advice on tackling issues like weaning and fussy eating, tantrums and sleepless nights.

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  • The mix contains Baileys ' popular Garlic Supplement which adds its familiar aroma and flavor helping to tempt the fussy feeder.

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  • I let the animals inhabit it to a degree, and try not to get too fussy about cobwebs and debris.

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  • To someone who didn't know him, it might have looked fussy.

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  • He is quite fussy in what he eats, and does not overeat.

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  • Fringe - A little bit fussy, fringe in styles such as loop or bullion are popular in highly decorated rooms.

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  • A Virgo profile isn't complete without a mention of Virgo's fussy and perfectionist personality.

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  • A watch band made of rubber is perfect for a watch that's not trying to be fussy or serious.

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  • Bankers are conservative and often fussy types who don't take well to soiled work clothes.

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  • Overly fussy or complicated crafts aren't likely to impress a man.

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  • You pompous, fussy old humbug, I'll kick the red cover off you!

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  • The food on the flight was totally inedible, and I am not fussy.

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  • Longer hair came back into vogue in the 1940s. 1950s hairstyles saw the rise, literally, of bouffants, beehive hairdos and other fussy styles that had to be sculpted and sprayed into submission on a regular basis.

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  • Although the detail work might be fussy, the body of the gown, because it is loose cut on straight lines, is simple to construct.

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  • When it's not straight and not curly, it can be hard to make hair work, but there are a number of good wavy hair styles ideas out there, both retro and modern, and they don't all involve messy hair or fussy blow drying.

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