Sentence examples similar to its off putting from inspiring English sources
"There's that cumulative effect of put it off, put it off, put it off.. . .
But don't be off put by its appearance because there is beauty here, which validates architect Colin St John Wilson's assertion that "the meaning lies in its use".
The island got its off-putting name from HMS Carcass, which surveyed it in 1766.
Yet what "A Free Man of Color" virtually demands, given its off-putting form and sweep, is a cold and unsentimental eye to whip it into shape.
Beachgoers along this stretch of coastline are spoiled for choice: for the bold, the pretty and popular Danger Beach (which gets its off-putting name from its rip current and large waves ) offers lifeguards, charm, rock pools and exhilarating swimming and surfing.
Its off-putting flatness disgusts me.
Was my tone or conduct off putting?
"Everybody has an off putting week.
They just put it off and put it off".
Charlton manager José Riga was eager to focus on a rare success for his side on the pitch, rather than its plight off it, after putting a dent in Birmingham's play-off hopes.
