Sentence examples for rather off from inspiring English sources

The charge that Gibbons has no obvious mobile industry experience is rather off mark for her new role.

I have made you worse off – not worse off than you would have been had I not shot you in the arm, but rather off worse off than you would have been had I just stood there quietly instead.

There's been a lot of recent writing on the ratio of Republican to Democratic TV commentators (it's rather off).

Enter Everett Yuehong Zhang, who has spent around 15 years researching what is going on, or rather off, in China.

The key to a great pitch is balance--without balance, your throw will more than likely be rather off kilter.

I'm rather off the Church of England.

One was a thick swath of cream cheese, rather off-putting.

Is it just me, or are both the character and the actress rather off-putting and unconvincing?

Princess Eugenie, in particular, was scorned for having her security guard constantly in tow during her work experience which, admittedly, may seem rather off-putting to employers.

The most powerful representation of bodies in the show proper isn't something you see, it's something you smell — living bacteria — and the odor is rather off-putting.

One Labour strategist said: "Cameron will be sharp and slick and therefore may appear to come off best but may be rather off-putting.