Sentence examples for a bit of repulsion from inspiring English sources

So we have the ligands, l, as these point charges directed toward the d z squared, and the d x squared minus y squared orbitals, and these would result in quite a bit of repulsion.

The first time, seeing it by myself, I made mental notes of what I noticed: a bit of Repulsion, Adrian Lyne-style over the top sexuality, the cold white light of Kubrick, and the difficulty of writing dialogue that isn't risible between judge and judgee in a reality TV world.

Then there is this bit of repulsion -- it has been widely reported that Mugabe dined on a baby elephant at his 91st birthday bash in February of this year.

Then follows a bit of allegorical byplay in the sun, resentful at this repulsion of its advances, instigates a shore breeze to come along and puckishly blow the newspaper from the gentleman's face.

Then follows a bit of allegorical byplay in the sun, resentful at this repulsion of its advances, instigates a shore breeze to come along and puckishly blow the newspaper from the gentleman's face.. View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Jia Tolentino.

Hall himself was no problem, weaving quite a bit of fancy teacher talk into his script but never going for very long without one of his trademark growls of repulsion at the state of American politics, the sort of thing that will make even the most somnolent student sit up straight in the lecture hall.

A bit of vanity.

"A bit of comedy".

A bit of hope.

A bit of decorum.

A bit of both.