You don't want any fuss, or to draw a crowd.

The Kaiser said he didn't want any fuss made over his birthday this year.

We don't want any fuss and feathers-anyfol-de-rol-thismironton-ton-ton stuff.

Paul nodded easily-hedid not want any fuss just then-andthe girl went obediently into the room.

He did not want any fuss made.

I don't want any fuss or advice.

You understand- Idon'twant any fuss made.

I don't want any fuss.

She said she didn't want any fuss made, but she hinted she'd like to have Freddy meet her in New York, and Freddy's going.

But John put his hand on my arm at once and shook his head to tell me to leave it, he didn't want any fuss.

The man, better known as "Fingers" in the banking community, didn't want any fuss or the potential for any further publicity surrounding his departure.

Tobin hadn't wanted any fuss, but this looked like a country fair.

'I don't want any fuss made about me,' she said.

"I don't want any fuss, but I don't want to go to the theatre."

"It is the simplest way," she said; "and you know I don't want any fuss.