Sentence examples for repel someone from inspiring English sources
(The gentlest, most savory, hand-brewed cup might nevertheless repel someone who has come to associate coffee with creamy sweetness).
(The gentlest, most savory, hand-brewed cup might nevertheless repel someone who has come to associate coffee with creamy sweetness). The tradition of coffee evangelism, epitomized by Alfred Peet, can seem, in its clumsier expressions, capricious, or even pernicious: a small cabal of self-appointed experts, telling everyone else that they are doing it wrong.
Try to behave in a way that would not offend the angels, he says, and remember that an angel would be repelled by someone who smokes, spits or dresses sloppily.
These emissions apparently can penetrate the hull of the plane, continue through the cargo hold and enter into the pressurized cabin, alas, only to be repelled by someone resembling an individually wrapped Cadbury Easter Bunny.
The moment you feel repelled by someone, ask yourself why.
They're so used to glad-handing and oozing at people whose reaction is to accept it, that when they meet someone who oozes back just as hard, the polarities repel each other.
Petersen has recommended that she buy rechaza daños and destrancadera candles — those intended to repel harm and unlock a barrier to happiness — to help her stop someone at work who wants to take her job.
Miliband's people say their man will share a platform with anyone who will draw support towards the yes campaign – but not with someone who repels voters.
Just once I'd like to hear someone say, "I'm running because an ancient prophecy foretold that only I could repel the coming invasion of the Tralfamadorians".
