| Piles of junk mail littering the hallways of a communal block of flats, for instance, can be very off-putting to potential buyers. |
| Smith ate at Amaryllis once and says that, while he enjoyed the food, the situation and style of the restaurant were off-putting. |
| Too much choice can be off-putting, especially if you have to negotiate with a UK company over the phone. |
| If parking is too short-term or too expensive people won't have sufficient time to shop or will find the additional cost off-putting. |
| He really didn't care if it was off-putting, but if it stuck with even one person once a week, he had done his work. |
| Something about movies that announce their delightfulness so aggressively is kind of off-putting. |
