Sentence examples for put off reading from inspiring English sources
Don't put off reading this article until tomorrow.
She put off reading the play, the way she often does.
Fifty years was long enough, I suppose, to put off reading Charles Dickens again.
I glanced at I Am the Wind but put off reading it for days.
Often students are put off reading lots of heavy text, so always use graphics.
I put off reading it over Trouble by Non Pratt and Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher.
That said, he worries the wrong books, at the wrong time, can put children off reading.
The power to subpoena library records has been fiercely resisted by the American Library Association, which believes it could put people off reading certain books or subjects.
The curious impetus for bookish uniformity put Alan Bennett off reading at Armley Junior Library in Leeds, which "bound all its volumes in maroon or black, so that The Adventures of Milly Molly Mandy were every bit as forbidding as The Anatomy of Melancholy".
Another element may be shortening and simplifying statements of terms and conditions, to avoid excess length and jargon that puts people off reading and understanding what they are signing up to.
It would have been boring to death!" She was also put off by reading Nabokov critics, who are obsessed, she says, with questions surrounding the morality of his work.
