Sentence examples similar to kind of fazed from inspiring English sources
Most teens do get over that sort of faze.
But, he added, with characteristic bravado, "Those kinds of things never fazed me; I wanted to play music with the best, and I could play on that level with the best".
This kind of talk does not faze Savarese.
"I heard them and they were very loud, but I am used to my nephews trying to put me off in the back yard and that kind of stuff does not faze me," he said.
It works great, has a few small compromises that probably won't faze the kind of folks that would consider not buying the best and is really well built and executed.
But, as psychologist Dorothy Rowe explains, many men are fazed by the kind of fictional situations that chick lit and its male equivalents generate.
"It's kind of a tradition, and we weren't fazed by any of the recent news or any of the events from the past year".
Jay Rayner was momentarily fazed by the question: "What kind of gravy goes with peacock?" while Kate Williams valiantly fielded the poser: "Is it Jesuses or Jesii?" ("Figures of Jesus" is suggested).
"When you live with a sister like mine, she doesn't let it faze you whatsoever, so I just kind of lived my own life," he said.
