Sentence examples for may repel some from inspiring English sources

This may repel some people.

The absence of Pheidole ants at P. macrostachya seed baits, despite its detection at 36 general food baits, suggests that these seeds may repel or deter at least some ant species.

What attracts some artists may repel others.

While all of these qualifications may repel Republican voters, they could convince some progressive Democrats to vote for Dill over King -- thus siphoning off votes from the frontrunner and helping Summers.

Eating it may repel other humans, but apparently not mosquitoes.

A species of nut that pleases them in one spot may repel them in the next.

The coastguard may repel private vessels, but not troops arriving from the air or from a submarine.

In his new film, "Moolaade," the women of a small village in Burkina Faso rebel against female genital mutilation, a subject that may repel squeamish viewers.

Elza's thicket of copper hair may repel her father, but its springy resilience is emblematic of her untamable determination to change his mind.

But his determination to emerge as the unrivaled liberal in the race has entailed a moral showmanship that may repel as many voters as it endears.

Staying in a maternity ward a moment longer than necessary may repel as many new dads as it appeals to, but both initiatives should be applauded for encouraging fathers to engage with their partners and children.