Sentence examples for typically put off from inspiring English sources

The father is typically put off by such questions.

Doing the right thing for the long haul is typically put off for a later time, if it ever happens.

In interviewing people of all faiths for my book, I found that Jews are typically put off by Christian images; and many will not allow the name Jesus to pass their lips.

Focus your list on including the things you typically put off, not the things you are sure to do on a regular basis.

Laurel had put off buying a lei and the vendors were sold out, so Elisa had generously given hers — a typically Hawaiian act of sharing.

We put off swimming.

be put off.

That was put off.

Mr. Nirenberg was put off.

Pantone was not put off.

I'm not put off.