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off-putting sentence examples

  • Off-putting for many people, especially the elderly.
  • Yet again, i found this plot style very off-putting.
  • There's a nod too to they might be giants, especially on ' precious metals ' , which some might find off-putting.
  • John kept on staggering out of the drawing room to be sick ( as i supposed ), which was somewhat off-putting.
  • Off-putting thing in scripts is incorrect spelling.
  • Off-putting for the reader!
  • Maybe colchester police demanding costly security measures is proving off-putting.
  • Each book presents as a long comic strip, which will probably appeal to children for whom a lengthy text is rather off-putting.
  • Off-putting factor for ordinary people is that housing is still a very politicized area.
  • Off-putting for students returning to study to be asked to sit an exam.
  • The book covers complex ideas, and the amount and density of information could seem off-putting to the busy practitioner.
  • A word on risk... to many novice investors, the mention of the word " risk " can be quite off-putting.
  • Off-putting jargon about " accessing a range of providers " .
  • Doesn't sound too off-putting to me... posted by e on 9 april, 2005 at 3:11 pm exactly.
  • The instructor seems nice enough, although his collection of mirrors is a little off-putting.
  • Off-putting way of looking at the cost of higher education.
  • This, i would think, must be very off-putting for a willing helper.
  • Off-putting appearance, but he was as tough as 'old boots ' .
  • We recognize that participation in a formal board can be a daunting and often off-putting experience.
  • Off-putting language and jargon.

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