Sentence examples for seems put off from inspiring English sources

For his part, Mr. Snyder, who had never held political office before, seems put off at suggestions that he hopes to step in.

All that is made clear is that the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher is a tyrant, and there is some guy named Voldemort whom everyone seems put off by.

It's the testament of a woman whose love interest seems put off by her rough edges, preferring someone with a temperament a bit more manicured.

You can always go farther if she's receptive, but if she seems put off, back off.

Obama wants to stop the slaughter and remove Assad, but there is no indication of a plan for an endgame, or even a next step — except, it seems, putting off any next step and any escalation.

Voters seemed put off by his gloomy and aloof mien.

She seemed put off by the question, and I asked her what she thought.

He seemed put off by the bad moment, vulnerable and therefore cross and silent.

Some critics seem put off by apparent gaps and unexplained events in the plot.

Also, young people often seem put off by ads aimed at them.

Voters did not seem put off by coalition government – at least for council elections.