Sentence examples for somewhat repulsed from inspiring English sources
But they were also somewhat repulsed.
Greta is somewhat repulsed by Mitchell; she also feels sorry for him.
How is it that we let child molesters, torturers, and thieves off the hook with a scolding, while indignantly shaming a man who did what a lot of clueless guys do on Internet dating sites -- send pictures of their weenies to women who are not impressed and are actually somewhat repulsed?
The Iroquois defenders wounded him and repulsed his Huron-Algonquin warriors, a somewhat disorganized but loyal force, who carried him to safety.
In 1797 the British general Sir Ralph Abercromby led a naval force that captured Trinidad, which had been a somewhat neglected Spanish possession off the Venezuelan coast; however, Abercromby was firmly repulsed when he attacked Puerto Rico afterward.
Time can turn black into white, and what repulsed Coleridge in the novel clearly amuses the French director Dominik Moll in his diverting if somewhat thin adaptation.
"Deeply repulsed, but faaascinated".
Finally, it repulsed me".
Its grisliness repulsed me.
