Sentence examples for bit off putting from inspiring English sources

The reality of a graphic immersion into the world of human sexuality with my offspring without the props of a punch line or locker room towel snap was a bit off putting.

"I do find it a bit off-putting," Coogan continued.

Some of the obsessiveness may get a bit off-putting.

It was later on that his Cambodian deviation was a bit off-putting.

"Standing in the tunnel before the game was a bit off-putting," admitted skipper Martin O'Neill.

Their eccentricity and whimsicality begin to feel studied, then insistent, and finally a bit off-putting; what seemed to be transparent turns out to be opaque.

That was fine for the smart young men lucky enough to be admitted; to the rest of the population it was a bit off-putting.

Also, that whole "eating people" thing is a bit off-putting – let's keep him in a muzzle, but make it a figurative muzzle... of loneliness.

But the perception is that translated works are literary and difficult - fine if you like that sort of thing, a bit off-putting if not.

Big windows are a good idea, I thought, but the relatively low nine-foot ceilings and the apartment's quirky geometric shape were a bit off-putting.

THE name may be a bit off-putting to those who think all they will encounter at Druid Restaurant in Stamford is an Irish menu.