Sentence examples for be repelled from from inspiring English sources

For this attack to succeed, and for this force not to be repelled from Sicily, an element of surprise was crucial.

Liberal voters may be attracted to major urban centers because of their liberal politics (more than because of the economic opportunities that they offer), while conservative ones may be repelled from them for the same reasons.

With GO coated, minority carriers (electrons) can be repelled from the surface.

It was previously demonstrated that the adhering dust can be repelled from the surface of a slightly inclined panel by applying a low-frequency high-voltage.

This dependency causes the fluid flowing upstream the region of the applied magnetic field, and the fluid flowing in central regions, which are colder than the fluid adjacent to the lower plate, to be attracted more towards the magnetic field source, and causes the hot fluid to be repelled from the lower plate.

Consequently, the particle would be repelled from the laser beam.

It could even be that antimatter is repelled from matter – that is, antimatter may experience antigravity!

Richard and Virginia Weir, lifelong Republicans, said they were repelled from their own party when both Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain began using religion as an issue.

Museums falter, dance companies close their doors, mid-list authors are cast adrift, newspapers and magazines contract, decent public servants are repelled from political life — all because they cannot meet an ever more draconian bottom line.

Their goals are twofold: to regain the islands they were repelled from in 1982 and to avoid a repeat of a war that is now seen here as a terrible mistake.

A government official, speaking on condition of anonymity to AP, said clashes between Isis forces were repelled from the town of Beiji, between Mosul and Tikrit, and the major oil refinery located there remained in government control.