Sentence examples for most off-putting from inspiring English sources

What kinds of responses were most off-putting?

Perhaps most off-putting, there is the whiff of political meddling.

For the uninitiated, Noguchi's sets can be one of the most off-putting elements of Graham's theater.

Mr Grant told the Daily Echo: "Personally, I feel it's most off-putting and gives the wrong impression".

Mind you the most off-putting wine name I know is Fat Bastard, and that's made in France.

What aspects of UK life do you think would be most off-putting to those thinking of starting a new life here?

So, which for you are the most irritating, off-putting or cringe-making examples?

Ms. Maddow and others said that may be because some of the most damaging, off-putting parts of the persistent stereotype for gay men — that they're promiscuous, even predatory — don't extend to gay women, who are generally seen in less sexual terms.

Unfortunately, or perhaps fittingly, Dwarf Fortress has the most primitive and off-putting graphics and user interface of any game in at least the past twenty years.

As for most of the other dancers and choreographers who were asked to comment on their own legacies, it's hard to choose who is the most pretentious and off-putting.

Because for all my love of Shakespeare's words, I know many people (most?) find them off-putting.