Sentence examples for not to repel from inspiring English sources

"I like a drawing not to repel me".

But some think it would be wise to try harder not to repel single women.

Not to kill us, not to repel us, but the opposite — to hold us in these stories and give us something along the way, something complicated and genuine.

Apatow, unlike his hero, is nothing if not careful: born in Syosset, New York, now living in the Los Angeles area, he clearly wants his movies to shock, but not to repel, a conservative audience, and thus the idea of his heroine's aborting the child is no sooner floated than dispelled.

Greg Prager, a spokesman for Philip Morris International (which owns 40percentt of Rothmans, Benson & Hedges, one of Canada's biggest cigarette makers), has said, "We feel the goal of the warnings on the pack should be to educate consumers, not to repel or humiliate smokers for the choices they make".

The goal of painting is to speak to the soul and the eyes, not to repel".

It is enough to worry most western countries but not yet to repel them.

"Ukrainian armed forces are ready to not only to repel attacks, but if necessary to counter enemy forces," Mr Turchynov said.

Yet it specifies that authorization is not required to repel attacks, to thwart imminent attacks, or to engage in hot pursuit into enemy territory.

Graphical presentation of percentage mosquito repellency by different groups is given in Figure 2. Cream base (B0) and B5 with 1% CEO were not able to repel the mosquitoes at any time point.

Current models predict that a Robo1 receptor that cannot bind Slit should not be able to repel axons in vivo, but this prediction has not been directly tested.