Sentence examples for extremely off-putting from inspiring English sources
In contrast, chaotic and unpredictable music, like free jazz, has high levels of syncopation, can be extremely off-putting and rarely, if ever, entices people to dance.
Though Tom Zemon is apt as Sebastian, her guy, Jordan Leeds, plays Tom, her husband, as an extremely off-putting type, overselling his songs with a piercing voice pitched to the gallery -- even though American Stage doesn't have one.
These stories imply that universities are joyless places populated by hypersensitive authoritarians and are, I imagine, extremely off-putting to any young person from a normal background who might be considering university.
"Recent government proposals to reform apprenticeship funding aim to give employers more control over funding, but they'll impose greater upfront costs and admin that smaller firms will find extremely off-putting.
"And it will, I think, be extremely off-putting in terms of businesses looking at where they will headquarter themselves in Europe.
Personal taste will enter into how you feel about these; I wouldn't mind the ability to turn them off, or at least dial back how often they appear, but I've spoken to others who found them either extremely off-putting, or a nice UI flourish that helps differentiate Pebble from its various competitors.
It can also be extremely offensive or off-putting to listeners, thus limiting your job prospects or ruining your potential for romantic engagements.
To many people, these subjects are extremely disturbing, upsetting and off-putting, even to many metalheads.
It was an off-putting performance, to put it mildly.
Despite the belief, often expressed within the racing press, that the sport is perceived by the wider world to be completely bent and utterly off-putting, the truth is that racing audiences are extremely healthy indeed.
