Sentence examples for so off-putting from inspiring English sources
Surely there's some price, though, where that math isn't so off-putting.
And according to Pierce, Washington's reprimand was so off-putting that nobody ever claimed the piece of paper.
Surely it was wrong to find his baby fat and struggling mustache so off-putting.
He had this real will-to-power vibe that was so off-putting.
I find it hard to pin down what I find so off-putting about Streep herself.
But others found his confrontational tactics so off-putting that they chose not to work with him.
Gail Rick Santorumm, who would certainly be a favorite of the religious right if he weren't so personally off-putting, pointed out during the Thanksgiving Forum that unlike Islamic-based societies, our religious and civil laws are separate.
My reaction to reading the script was probably a lot like your reaction to seeing the movie; like this guy is so obnoxious, so abrasive, just off-putting.
But, mainly, it's because Mitt is so weird and off-putting on the subject.
His war cries — the catlike screeches and wails he uses to disorient and intimidate his opponents — were initially considered so strange and off-putting that they were eliminated from the original English language dubs of the first two films (the Shout! Factory edition provides those primitive early versions, along with the Cantonese and Mandarin soundtracks).
Even in the notebooks, he does not grant himself the subjectivity of the first person; and if this is a manifestation of the dry repression that others found so frustrating and off-putting in Coetzee the man ("disembodied" is one interviewee's word for him), it is also a shrewd technical maneuver by Coetzee the storyteller.
