Sentence examples for put off even from inspiring English sources
Sometimes a writer's language can put off even the most devoted reader.
But, you know, what about the lone nutcase who won't be put off even by the presence of warships?
Or those who are put off even trying to enter the system, or don't know what help is available.
But the plans had been put off even before last Sunday — a circumstance that Mr. Heath attributed to more than just coincidence.
China's technology sector is unlikely to suffer lasting damage, even if plans for a second board are put off even for two or three years.
It may be heretical to say this, but Henning Mankell could put off even the most loyal reader with the polemical tone he often takes in his novels.
Most of the major British museums now have examples of his work, and anyone using the quantities of formaldehyde that Mr Hirst uses risks putting off even the most dedicated private collector.
Whenever I write these posts, I feel like I throw a line in that just puts off even a halfway fan of Bruce Springsteen enough to discontinue reading.
Critics say that would mean that even a woman who suffers a miscarriage could be under criminal suspicion, and that doctors might be put off conducting even routine procedures on pregnant women for fear of being accused of facilitating a termination.
A problem is that those who support one case may be put off, or even enraged, by the other.
The potential construction clash has worried some local campaigners who feared the sewer project might be used by the company to put off or even cancel the last promised sections of cheaper housing.
