Sentence examples for was so put from inspiring English sources

"I was so put out that he hadn't even said hello," she remembered.

The president of the country, Goodluck Jonathan, was so put out he decided to suspend the national team from competition for two years.

Nolan Ryan was so put off if a batter dared to bunt and make him field his position, the authors write, that he'd knock him down with his 100-mile-per-hour fastball.

Fred Brown, 65, a retired minister who backed Ross Perot four years ago, said he was so put off by Mr. Gore that he would probably back Mr. Bush.

In 2008, he was so put out at being omitted from Guus Hiddink's original squad for the European Championship, he refused to go when the call came to replace an injury casualty.

Swedish crime writer Henning Mankell once complained at a panel that after reading the translation for one of his early novels he was so put off by what he described as the translator's stilted prose and emphasis on British dialect that he demanded someone else translate the rest of the Inspector Wallander series for American publication.

Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush are so put off by the thought of losing that they engaged in verbal gymnastics last week to avoid using the L-word.

In the vast St.-Eustache, you can be so put off by the scaffolding and the loud pounding of renovations that you don't notice "The Life of Christ".

But he's so put upon and unimpressive that no one notices he exists, least of all his romantic ideal.

More important, many swing voters were so put off by her un-presidentialness and lack of competence that they were driven to vote against McCain.

In fact, there's a boxed PC special edition, too, if you're so put off by all this digital exclusivity business.