Sentence examples for slightly put out from inspiring English sources

Mr Kibaki seemed only slightly put out by the defeat; Mr Odinga looked only mildly pleased.

"They weren't that happy about it," Tricky says and shakes his head, as if slightly put out by this reaction.

"I'm slightly put out by the nervousness with which the servants serve us all," wrote the actor of his first encounter with Tito.

We get to see Creek sighing and being slightly put out, and surely that's what fans love as much as his ability to work out the seemingly impossible?

He was slightly put out that so many reporters had covered the efforts of his daughter Eve, a veterinarian, to rescue animals in the Gulf after Hurricane Katrina: "She got more press in New York than I did".

Starting off as a Radical, he moved quickly to the Whigs, although he was slightly put out to discover that they didn't consider him socially smart enough to be anything other than a footsoldier.

The cauldron was put out slightly earlier than planned because of fears the heat might damage a Paralympic logo nearby.

Moses King also put out a slightly shorter 1892 edition, a reasonable substitute.

Almost midway through the reporting season, corporate profits have come in just slightly ahead of the estimates put out by Wall Street analysts, estimates that had been sharply reduced in recent weeks.

United always do this, put out a slightly weaker team which in effect, is no where near as potent.

The Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, which leads the Osiris camera, has put out two very slightly off-set versions of the scene, allowing the viewer to get a 3D impression of the comet when wearing stereoscopic glasses with red-green/blue filters.