Sentence examples for repulsed him from inspiring English sources

He would turn to me and find something in me that repulsed him as well.

Updike, like many authors, dreaded becoming a biographical subject: the notion "repulsed" him, he wrote.

The petty, calculating side of British and French middle-class life repulsed him.

The scene with Walder Frey suggested that here was a man being presented with his future and it repulsed him.

Leaving prison in January 1875, he tried a Trappist retreat, then hurried to Stuttgart to meet Rimbaud, who apparently repulsed him with violence.

He had begun to feel that their relationship was heading toward a disastrous place he did not want to go to, a place that repulsed him.

Despite the way their bodies "coalesce into one many-jointed organism," she repulses him.

It begins with one of the men attempting to breach the wall, the other repeatedly repulsing him.

The world of Hollywood doesn't repulse him at all, he says – but then he doesn't have much to do with it.

"You're both drawn to him and repulsed by him simultaneously".

At first we sympathise with Anderson, then we are repulsed by him, as his desire for revenge turns him into a bloodthirsty psychopath.