Sentence examples for she was repulsed from inspiring English sources

(My friend's mother banned "Stuart Little" from her household because she was repulsed by the idea of a woman giving birth to a mouse).

Now at 145 pounds, she eats broccoli and spinach but says she was "repulsed" by most vegetables when she was on the show.

A woman from Darwin, Australia, told Southwark Crown she was "repulsed" after Mr Harris then gave her a "gentle hug" and kissed her in that way.

JPMorgan Chase chief marketing officer Kristin Lemkau tweeted that she was "repulsed that [Kelly] would give a second of airtime to someone who says Sandy Hook and Aurora are hoaxes".

She's repulsed by him, but she doesn't leave.

She is repulsed by human behaviour, the male of the species in particular – much preferring David Attenborough documentaries.

She is repulsed by the disdainful manner with which the holiday camp's bosses treat the (Catholic) working-class entertainment staff, and horrified when she realises her father is just as big a snob.

And it's interesting, not for its plausibility — by most accounts she's repulsed by the rough-and-tumble of Washington — as for a question it raises about political dynasties: Why don't and why shouldn't they extend to spouses as often as they do to siblings and children?

She's repulsed by his excessive sweating and nonsensical jibber jabber about vibes and beats.

She says she's repulsed by monogamy — by the life she sees her pregnant sister (Brie Larson) leading in the suburbs with a nerdy husband (Mike Birbiglia).

As soon as he departs, Senor Navarre attempts to charm Lucy Dickenson, but she is repulsed by his advances and is saved from being overpowered by Colonel Travis.