Examples of 'little taken aback' in a sentence
Meaning of "little taken aback"
little taken aback - This phrase is used to describe feeling slightly shocked or surprised by something unexpected or unusual. It often conveys a mild sense of unease or confusion in reaction to a particular situation or comment
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little taken aback
You guys seem a little taken aback.
I am a little taken aback by these comments.
My father was in particular a little taken aback.
Nick is a little taken aback by the news.
Albert comes to find out about this situation and is a little taken aback.
I was a little taken aback by her tone.
Grillon stayed silent, a little taken aback.
I feel a little taken aback by this.
Kazaya answered her, although he was a little taken aback.
I was also a little taken aback by the cynicism of it all.
As someone who makes such a big deal about common courtesy, I am a little taken aback.
My son looks a little taken aback.
He was a little taken aback by your encounter on the golf course.
Turns out we were not the only ones a little taken aback by this turn of events.
I am a little taken aback by this article.
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Though I must confess I was a little taken aback by his manner.
I am a little taken aback by your comments.
Xiao Xiao was a little taken aback.
I was a little taken aback with all the different emotions.
And I think she was a little taken aback by that.
I was a little taken aback for a moment at her words.
I am not sure why, but I am a little taken aback by this.
I was a little taken aback by surprise.
It shouldn't have been such an unexpected question, but Harry felt a little taken aback.
I was just a little taken aback.
I was a little taken aback by this assertion but to a certain extent it is true.
As an only child, I was only a little taken aback.
Luke was a little taken aback by the question.
Oh my word, do I feel a little taken aback.
She was a little taken aback by his question.
Admittedly, even The Beguiled actress was a little taken aback by the photos.
I was a little taken aback by it.
The homeless man is, needless to say, a little taken aback.
I felt a little taken aback.
Now, when the love interest did come into it, I was a little taken aback.
I am a little taken aback.
I didn't freak out. I was just a little taken aback.
I was a little taken aback with the vehemence of her victory.
I mean, you seemed a little taken aback.
I guess I am a little taken aback at the cautionary nature of this conversation.
Me too, but I am a little taken aback.
He 's a little taken aback because we have done so much.
I mean, I am a little taken aback.
I'm a little taken aback by the speed of events.
I am sorry . I am a little taken aback.
I was a little taken aback when he said that!
The cautionary nature of this conversation. I guess I'm a little taken aback at.
You seemed a little taken aback when you first saw her.
Oh, it 's a blindfold . I am a little taken aback.
I think I am just a little taken aback by how quick this all has been.
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Examples of using Aback
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You are taken aback by the pile of paper
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