Sentence examples for really off-putting from inspiring English sources

And what do you find really off-putting – or enticing – about a trailer?

So while I was writing I didn't read, because I found it really off-putting.

The pro-plain-packers seem to argue that Australia's packs are really off-putting and cause smokers to think less favourably of their habit.

"The way they've used these people for ideological ends in such a crude way is really off-putting," said a Communist Party official.

A misplaced apostrophe can be really off-putting to admissions tutors, and you don't want to give them an easy reason to turn you down.

What was really off-putting was the raspberry vinaigrette, which lacked vinegar and was thick and syrupy, more like a dessert sauce than a salad dressing.

"One of the first interview questions I'll ask applicants is 'Can you tell me a little bit about what Bond does?' It's an easy question but it's often one people fail and it's really off putting to an interviewer when people don't even have a good understanding of what we do".

And lots of people from more (sub urban environments find that really off-putting my wife visited there as a high school student, and recalls thinking something along the lines of "This is nowhere". To me, though, having grown up in a small town in a rural area of New York, it felt like home.

I know what it's like when you get a new game, and there's this massive pile of instructions, and it's really off putting.

A little can be nice here and there, but when it's over the top it's really off putting.

It really was off-putting.