Sentence examples for put off answering from inspiring English sources

He put off answering e-mail messages.

I'd put off answering that question for a long time.

The tone of Grace's letter seemed off kilter, with some pleading note in it that made her put off answering.

With the budget behind them, Republican lawmakers can no longer put off answering a host of thorny questions.

I put off answering your e-mail until I had an even more tedious task that I wanted to avoid.

(But not before beginning a delayed reply with a line worth filing away for use on future occasions: "I liked your letter so much that I put off answering it").

Don't be put off.

But don't be put off.

The clumsy wording of the question meant it was not clear whether those who answered positively were inspired to go and see it, or put off.

That was put off.

be put off.