Sentence examples for has been repulsed from inspiring English sources

Happily that initiative has been repulsed.

Of rejection: "Writers never forget that particular pain, a stab of shame that something tended and tendered has been repulsed".

But perhaps that is because Turkey, which would like to join the EU, has been repulsed by the Europeans but is, economically, doing rather well.

Yesterday, 40 Days for Life tweeted to celebrate its first "turnaround", but it's hard to imagine that any woman who has been repulsed by such intrusive actions is making a positive choice to be a mother.

The advocates of a tougher Iraq policy argue that the best chance for Arab-Israeli peace will come when Mr. Hussein has been repulsed and the strength of the United States is unquestioned.

The novel begins in the autumn of 1944, in a remote valley in Wales; the D-Day invasion has been repulsed and the Germans have driven the Allies out of the southern half of Great Britain.

He would have been repulsed.

Eritrea said that both these offensives had been repulsed.

Are they Germans who are advancing and have been repulsed, or Russians who attack?

Mary Constantino, said that the base's perimeter had not been breached and that the attack had been repulsed easily.

A "suicide" Japanese unit was previously reported to have reached the municipal park, but had been repulsed.