Sentence examples for mildly put off from inspiring English sources
Prial called it fresh and lively, but Asimov was mildly put off by a bitter quality.
You might even be mildly put off at first by a little rhetorical weighting and separation of entrances (as in the opening movement of the Eighth Symphony) and then find, when the passage repeated, that it made good sense after all.
He was perplexed and mildly put off.
We Americans eat too much, take on too much debt, save too little and put off anything mildly unpleasant as long as possible.
The sulphuric water gives off an eggy smell and is mildly radioactive but don't be put off, as its therapeutic qualities are reputed to ease rheumatism and promote relaxation.
Many female viewers, in particular, found his body language in relation to Clinton off-putting, to put it mildly.
It was an off-putting performance, to put it mildly.
When Lizza insisted he would not reveal his source, Scaramucci went, to put it mildly, off the rails.
He is, to put it mildly, a one-off.
"Mildly pissed off" is the overall tone.
