Sentence examples for little fazed from inspiring English sources
While statistics on manufacturing were less encouraging, economists were little fazed and said they merely suggested that the improvement in factory activity was slower than anticipated.
The economy was in generally strong shape in the mid-1990s, and business confidence — then high — was little fazed by the showdown in Washington.
He has the somewhat fazed respect of opponents within Johnston Press as well as allies.
Still, most of the residents here are not quite fazed -- yet.
None of this fazed Trump's supporters, like Sheila Roth of Wausau, this weekend.
He has the slightly fazed air of somebody who cannot quite believe what is happening to him.
He doesn't appear particularly fazed: in fact everyone I was meeting here seemed to take reversals of fortune in their stride.
But then, nothing organic fazed Debo – when travelling to Mull by train, she milked her beloved goat in the first-class waiting room at Stirling: "Which I should not have done since I only had a third-class ticket".
But none of that fazed Trout, who lives in Las Cruces, N.M., and arrived on Saturday night's stage by first winning the W.B.A. interim super welterweight world championship in February 2011 by defeating Rigoberto Alvarez.
Hylton, by now posing a somewhat fazed Isaac Hayden – on for Lascelles – all sorts of problems, thought he had swiftly scored again but his curling shot into a bottom corner was ruled out for that contentious offside.
"Little faggot, little tattletale.
