Sentence examples for repulse you from inspiring English sources

Formless and shallow, with a nail-polish gloss, they sort of attract and repulse you at the same time.

In a strange way, the collection seemed intended to attract you and then, like love, repulse you.

"I wanted something visually offensive but seductive, beautiful, and textural as well, to suck you in and then repulse you," she told one interviewer.

If you've been paying attention, this bottle of Garnacha de FUEGO should repulse you: it incorporates one of the few Spanish words Americans will know, which is a bad sign – as is the carefully crafted flame on the label.

"I don't want to repulse you," my daughter replied.

"I must repulse you," Gillian says, sadly admitting she's done "the most awful things".

Last week, if the politics of the two men in the picture repulsed you as much as they have repulsed roughly half of their respective nations, you might have said: look at the pair of clowns.

The first is that you've already seen it, and the second is that you spent Christmas Day eating to such a relentless degree that the sight of food completely repulses you.

There are, however, a bundle of sensations that we experience: that day we met outside my family home in Berwickshire; the way you cried ever so deeply when you found out I was an atheist; how repulsed you looked after you discovered I had scurvy.

If you were peeved enough to go through with it, you likely couldn't obtain the requisite gun before your anger subsided to a manageable level where the thought of killing repulses you — as it should.

If what's beautiful depends on your opinion, what's ugly just repulses you.