Sentence examples for has repulsed from inspiring English sources

His violence has repulsed many believers and prompted severe crackdowns in Arab states that already have limited political freedoms.

Court action could prompt Britain, which has repulsed every entreaty to date, to agree to arbitration or mediation.

The trial of Mr. Meiwes, 42, who confessed to a cannibalism ritual with a willing victim who answered his Internet posting, has repulsed and riveted Germans since it began this month.

The Democratic Republic of Congo's army has repulsed several attacks in the capital, Kinshasa, by an "unknown terrorist group", the government says.

The waffling has become more frantic as elected Republicans become convinced the man at the top of the GOP ticket has repulsed more than enough voters to sink his own campaign.

Afghan officials, however, were adamant that their forces had repulsed a huge Taliban attack.

Indonesia said this week it also had repulsed a vessel carrying about 400 migrants.

But today Eritrea said it had "repulsed" the Ethiopian attack and inflicted heavy casualties.

Eritrea, however, said it had repulsed the attack, and reported shooting down three Ethiopian fighter planes.

During his term as prime minister (1919 20), Estonia, having repulsed the Red Army, obtained favourable peace terms from the Soviet Union.

His statement differed from the initial Syrian claim that it had repulsed the air raid before an attack occurred.