Sentence examples for particularly put off from inspiring English sources

He was particularly put off by something called "puppy-paw soup," apparently much prized by young people.

He was particularly put off by the right-center-field gap at Petco, which measures 400 feet to the fence.

She was particularly put off by the frontier stoicism, which she described as "near-Fascist admiration for a simplified physical endurance of pain".

Woodward is particularly put off that Rumsfeld, more than once, says something in his memoir that contradicts what he has told Woodward in interviews.

She did not qualify for a subsidy based on her 2013 income, she said, and was particularly put off by the high deductibles on many of the plans available to her.

Without directly attributing the information to Torre, the book states that teammates and clubhouse attendants referred to Rodriguez as A-Fraud and seemed particularly put off by the fact that Rodriguez seemed to demand so much attention from the attendants.

Professor Carey also noted that early tests of videophones found that many people, particularly women, were put off by the prospect of being seen by callers before they were prepared to be seen.

It's really easy to put off, particularly because your child isn't getting sick all the time.

But I'm also outraged that a voice like this has to be heard, particularly as it may put off same-sex parents considering having children.

At a time when rising debt and lower wages have forced some Americans, particularly younger ones, to put off major purchases such as homes and cars, alternatives to traditional car ownership are poised to become more common, said Johanna Zmud, a senior research scientist at Texas A&M's Transportation Institute.

"No doubt the funding will be massively helpful, particularly in stopping people being put off from applying," Mr. Selby said.