Sentence examples for kind of repulsive from inspiring English sources

What kind of repulsive creature?

So-called dark energy, a kind of repulsive force that is now believed to be a major component of the universe, appears to be the decisive factor in predictions of the long-term fate of the cosmos.

Generally speaking, these are people who spend much of the flight engaged in some kind of repulsive habit, like the gent on a recent trip to Albuquerque who harvested excretions from his eyes, nose and ears for roughly a third of the flight.

People who do not conform to the popular and familiar norm are often vilified as some kind of repulsive animal: "vermin", "cockroaches", "rats" and numerous other such appellations put the victim into a category where he or she no longer merits consideration as human.

It is further established that the repulsive energy among the H2 molecules is not purely a function of the number of encapsulated H2, and there is a tradeoff between the two kinds of repulsive energies.

The obtained structural information including the molecular arrangement and structural state of the clusters of H2 are mainly determined by two kinds of repulsive energies, namely that between the H2 molecules and the wall of the spheroidal or capsule like carbon structure, and that between interacting H2 molecules.

A kind of cosmic repulsive force was first hypothesized by Albert Einstein in 1917 and was represented by a term, the "cosmological constant," that Einstein reluctantly introduced into his theory of general relativity in order to counteract the attractive force of gravity and account for a universe that was assumed to be static (neither expanding nor contracting).

The force between opposite charges is attractive, whereas bodies with the same kind of charge experience a repulsive force.

It turns out that when it is up and running, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will accelerate particles to the kind of energies that generate this repulsive force.

All of this makes for a quirky kind of morality tale as the repulsive clashes with the satirical, but in a way that ultimately undermines both.

George F. Will wrote that Kansas school board officials who favored intelligent design were "the kind of conservatives who make conservatism repulsive to temperate people".