Sentence examples for seemed put out from inspiring English sources
Arriving 27 hours after the designated time to unclog a kitchen drain, the gentleman seemed put out by the seriousness of the problem.
But when Barack Obama bought some books on Martha's Vineyard last August a writer for the National Review seemed put out that they included a trilogy of sinewy crime novels by Daniel Woodrell: "While there is nothing wrong with that per se, not every presidential reading selection is worth revealing to the public.
Meanwhile, Jamie Jones' turned up the heat on his pounding Ibizan house, fueling such a fire that it seemed put out the rain completely.
At the same time, I realized that this was a delightful moment — not only to me, but to others, too: even the dog-walkers with frail old dogs didn't seem put out by this mortal threat careening toward them.
Some in the media seem put out by the forecasters' success, as it devalues their own analysis, full as it is of exciting but often trivial narrative, not dull regression analysis.
In an e-mail, she said that when she saw a photograph of the Blanca dessert, her first reaction was, "That looks familiar!" But she didn't seem put out by the similarity.
At the same time, I realized that this was a delightful moment not only to me, but to others, too: even the dog-walkers with frail old dogs didn't seem put out by this mortal threat careening toward them.
Erik didn't seem put out as we inventoried the possessions that had become, by dint of our arrival, decorations: in the foyer, Comme des Garçons cologne and Lonely Planet's "Fiji"; in the kitchen, home-pickled carrots and dried goji berries.
They seem put out that he is in their area.
If you seem put out, disinterested, or dull when discussing the club, it will be difficult to elicit a positive response from those who wish to join.
