Sentence examples for really turned off from inspiring English sources
"People get really turned off by feminism," she says.
"The thing that has really changed is how customers in Europe have really turned off the tap in capital expenditure".
But another commenter wrote: "Used to kind of enjoy the Kardashian show, fun, guilty pleasure, but now I'm really turned off by how blatantly exploitative and gauche they are.
"Individuals are really turned off by graphic images and we don't need to show gratuitous violence to really show what is happening to species around the world," Mr. Macko said.
I was really turned off by Senator Lindsey Graham's argument in the Judiciary Committee — that his constituents might need an assault weapon in case of some kind of multi-level disaster involving cyber attacks, broken dams and chemical warfare.
"It's expensive and the lines could really turn off a lot of people.
"If you talk about the environment and you're inarticulate, can really turn off key parts of the electorate," he said.
You know as a, as a manager, if you recognize that somebody is not really turning off and seems to be burning out as a result, that's not going to be good for you.
"You can never really turn off thinking about your business when you're running a business," says Tellerman; "You're going to get a lot of "no's," cautions Peterson". " If you like being in a stable, 9-5 job and you're good at it, don't be an entrepreneur," says Kunst.
When you head out to the beach or up country on that longed for road trip, do you really "turn off" the world?
