Sentence examples for was too put from inspiring English sources

It was, too put it mildly, a dismal failure.

Fair play, he was good as gold, a lovely fella, I don't think he was too put off by my stalker impression!

I hope your husband won't be too put out.

There seems to be a kind of desperation in the desire to be ornamental, to be too put together, too pleasing, too slavish to the demands of fashion.

Don't be too put off if you can't put on muscle.

"It probably was somebody who was too tired put them in there," he said.

"He shifted the ball, the defender was too slow, put his leg out and there was contact".

The paper seemed to conclude that it was too early to put a label on it.

I was too exhausted to put up a fight.

New cockney is being coined, too: putting on your baracks means your jim jams (Barack Obamas = pyjamas).

But their "discoveries" are too often put there after the event.