Sentence examples for turned him off from inspiring English sources

But the '92 season really turned him off from football.

Sidarth said the Allen incident hasn't turned him off from politics, though he's ruled out becoming a politician himself.

AOL's subsequent deal to buy Time Warner turned him off, he explained in an interview.

"I think the whole prison sentence turned him off from talking about it," Jim Winters said.

AOL's subsequent deal to buy Time Warner turned him off, he said in an interview.

Sebastian Landry, a filmmaker who produced snowmobile films under the Turnagain Hardcore label, said injuries in the sport have turned him off to filming.

"I'm a feely, touchy person, and that turns him off, but that's O.K.," he said.

A switch under his foot allows adults to turn him off and avoid an accidental encore performance at an inopportune moment, like during nap time.

His proposal for a skateboard park ultimately hadn't made it onto the ballot, but it hardly seemed to turn him off to democracy.

Manning was dragged to so many of his brothers' athletic events as a child that Archie thought it might turn him off from sports.

QUESTION FROM MIKEY: Does anybody like Charlie Rose interviews with movie actors and directors; I think they're terrible and almost always turn him off.