| In the hotels, there are tuxedoed waiters who fussily serve weekend visitors from Milan. |
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| We have followed the existing character of the conservation area with simpler, less fussily detailed buildings. |
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| The juxtaposition of the fussily constructed trees and their funky, expressionistic bases brings home the schizoid quality of our cultivation of nature. |
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| On one side of the road in what looked like a paddy field after recent heavy rains a pheasant picked its way fussily around as though scared of getting its feet wet. |
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| Instead, the Security Council has been revealed as a committee of querulous clerks, fussily reviewing the U.S. hegemon's paperwork before smacking it with the rubber stamp. |
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| The joke of an impetuous gesture, fussily portrayed, not only amuses but generates its own suspense. |
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| In this TV commercial, a group of adults are fussily questioning a little boy before he can go to kindergarten. |
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| Japanese style has always favoured ambiguity, and the particles of speech necessary for easy comprehension of a statement are often omitted as unnecessary or as fussily precise. |
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| Tom Hooper's fussily produced Les Misérables, with the strained singing of Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, and Russell Crowe, magnified the stage musical's flaws. |
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