Sentence examples for repulsive as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Prabhakaran has mostly remained constant, a man who is ready "to take any method, however repulsive, as long as it furthered his struggle," according to a biography, "Inside an Elusive Mind: Prabhakaran," by M. R. Narayan Swamy.

Prabhakaran has mostly remained constant, a man who is ready "to take any method, however repulsive, as long as it furthered his struggle," according to a leading biography, "Inside an Elusive Mind: Prabhakaran" by M.R. Narayan Swamy.

A cigar is many things: a symbol either of congratulation or of luxurious excess and the privilege of power; a capstone to an evening of manly pursuits; an unmistakable assault of the senses that is both attractive and repulsive, as well as decadent, overindulgent and a little unhealthy.

Repulsive as well as attractive forces produced by side chains, ion strength, phosphorylation, or the association with other proteins can positively or negatively influence the binding and motility of myosin motors [see respective chapters in ref. [ 49]].

That form of "socialism" is as repulsive as fascism or military dictatorships.

After eight weeks or so, a palpable plug is filling the neck a plug as soft and repulsive as phlegm.

This nanoscale interaction force is based on a general form consisting of both attractive and repulsive components as well as a function of the tip-sample distance and the microcantilever's base and sample oscillations.

This paper explores, numerically, a flexible beam model that includes attractive, adhesive and repulsive contributions, as well as the interaction of the capillary fluid layers that cover both the tip and the sample in ambient conditions common in experiments.

Viewers see little enough on screen to suggest that the BBC does not find ageing women as repulsive and useless as ever.

He said that under the sway of Nazi indoctrination he did not view the Waffen SS as something repulsive but as an elite force.

McCain and others suggested that you should have used the word "rescue" instead, which still conjures a charitable connotation that the Limbaugh Nation would find almost as repulsive.