fazed

• “Sevilla, though, could hardly be described as fazed by the arrangement and simply proceeded to wreak havoc on the opposite flank where Steven Whittaker was left exposed at a break by Fernando Navarro, who was hauled down without ceremony by the Rangers full back after only seven minutes.”

  Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph

• “Monarch's shaggy breast and never "fazed" him, nobody openly doubted”

  Bears I Have Met—and Others

• “The woman was not fazed and gently pushed the squirrel back inside her shirt.”

  Archive 2009-06-01

• “Mr. Greenberg, who is 33 to Mr. Rasuk's 27, was less fazed by the fandom than his co-star.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Breakout Role at Bloomies

• “He also says he is not fazed by his low personal ratings: "I have a clear sense of where the country needs to go and what needs to happen to the party.”

  The Guardian: Ed Miliband sets out reform agenda and says: Labour cannot go on like this

• “I actually met Cary Grant at a premiere once and it hardly fazed me.”

  The Huffington Post: Maggie Van Ostrand: Andy Rooney and Me

• “Such stories appear to have fazed few expatriates, and many compare the violence to random attacks in high-crime cities north of the border.”

  USA Today: Anglos unfazed by Mexico's encroaching drug war

• “Prosecutors rested their case Wednesday after 19 days of testimony that depicted Anthony, 25, as a liar and a party girl who wasn't fazed by her daughter's disappearance.”

  USA Today: Public riveted by Casey Anthony trial

• “Pangbourne in Berkshire is not fazed by Ed Miliband's lifestyle choices”

  The Guardian: Middle England takes the unmarried unbeliever Ed Miliband in its stride

• “The softly spoken American, the first non-Brit to hold the chief executive job, is a long-standing BP man so might not be overly fazed by the scale of the task.”

  The Guardian: BP's new boss has to persuade America to stop hating his company

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