| The success of the gutter press is offputting for many of those candidates possessing the most desirable of political attributes. |
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| Clearly the offputting broadness of O'Carroll's work is only offputting to the likes of you. |
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| But some potential customers may find the firm's arrogance, even boastfulness, offputting. |
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| Note: Hearings officers should be aware that behavior that seems offputting may have rational explanations. |
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| The collection was unmistakably Cavalli, and whether one finds his decadence enthralling or offputting, he stands by it. |
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| Women may not want to join these, or may find themselves excluded. Some women find the culture of organisations so offputting that they see little point in rising to the top. |
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| They know that, rather than filling in forms and doing paperwork, which is offputting to the young workers, they should memorize the details to be able to follow up later. |
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