| The lesson from the current brouhaha is surely not that Scotland's exams must not be touched, but that educationalists got it completely wrong. |
| What was lost amid the brouhaha about Martin's background was the display of arcane tradition that his election symbolised. |
| Oh, heavens to Betsy, what a furor, what a to-do, what a downright brouhaha. |
| The visitation staff initially looked askance at the brouhaha, but they ended up laughing hysterically at the bizarre display. |
| Boris' editorial was marked out by the brouhaha, twisted facts and exaggeration characteristic of British Conservatives in debate. |
| This is a brouhaha in Hong Kong because some people are citing this as definitive proof that China is usurping the September elections. |
