Sentence examples for not repulse from inspiring English sources

This agglomeration of warring forms, feebly typifying the ugliness of the warring interests within them, did not repulse him.

The campaign has made lots of people angry though, including me, because every time I shave my legs I am reminded of what a huge waste of time and energy I have to put up with purely to a) not repulse men, b) not be stared at and humiliated when in public in summer, and c) yes, to feel "womanly".

These recent mixes does not repulse the mosquitoes yet permit them to reach with the fabric and aggravate or killing them before they figure out how to bolster.

Do not repulse a hard-pressed beggar, nor turn your face from the poor.

But she was not repulsed by any of these things; she simply noted them.

It's essential that you're compelled by the story and not repulsed.

But Lowry's consul, his alter ego, is not repulsed by his surroundings.

Walsh, by contrast, is cocky and aggressive — he's invigorated, not repulsed, by the brutality around him.

Except for a minority – like the ghoulish Karl Lagerfeld who criticised Adele for being "too fat" – in general men are not repulsed by flesh on a woman.

But, Gaskin said, "having a female body — the ability to bring forth life — is something you could be grateful about, not repulsed by".

The nationalist assault on its electoral heartlands - the west-central belt of Scotland and post-industrial south Wales - had been contained, but not repulsed.