Sentence examples for off readers from inspiring English sources

Is the commercialism turning off readers?

Here are 11 ways to bore the boots off readers.

Equations tend to put off readers who are not familiar with them.

When he wasn't scaring off readers, he was listing criticisms of me and my colleagues on Twitter.

But do not hurry off, readers, to visit the theatre library at Kirklevington, for it isn't there.

In one sense Euston is also going to be the Telegraph's answer to the paywall debate, which Lewis says he finds "slightly artificial", noting the Telegraph already takes money off readers for its Fantasy Football game.

When Google kills off Reader this summer, Feedly will switch to its own backend.

That pissed off reader can save their twenty minutes of constructing the perfect comment.

But uncertainty is beginning to cloud the outlook for 2001 with the dot-com shake-out threatening to dampen demand for ad space as well as subscriptions as laid-off readers no longer need to keep up with developments in a field in which they no longer work.

It took some pissed-off readers--including moi--to inform the Monitor of Grier's egg-in-his-face blunder.

Did his publisher think this would put off ordinary readers?