Sentence examples for was very put from inspiring English sources
Yeah, cleanup in Aisle 7. I was very put off by the writing and tone, which when not utterly patronizing or aggressively disingenuous were bafflingly tone-deaf.
But I was very put off meat as a kid, probably because of the crappy, gristly stuff we got served at school in the Sixties.
"I was very put off by the description of the character and I thought, 'Well, they don't really need an actor, he's more a monster part'..
He went out into the world, and the world was very quick to reward his brain, but the world was very put off by the man's lack of formality".
The woman he was (and as of this writing still is) dating was very put off by his aggression, which was really masking his insecurity.
I ask this because, at thirty-two, I am very put off by current pop music and this makes me feel old and crabby.
"So I think there are Native people who would be very put off by that kind of activity, it could cause them tremendous stress, anxiety, because in their traditions this is not something that one would ordinarily engage in".
She will be very put off by this Stand up for what you believe in.
"They don't clap, they don't stand, they're very put-offish.
And that quilt was very carefully put together".
