Sentence examples for somewhat repulsive from inspiring English sources
"The very idea that this defendant is here as a role model is somewhat repulsive," the prosecutor said.
And then there is Leslie Titmuss, played to perfection by David Threlfall, who was memorable as Smike in the original stage and television versions of the Royal Shakespeare Company's "Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby". Leslie starts out as the somewhat repulsive poor boy who does odd jobs around the Simcox house.
Sure, the public at large might have found their gilded show-and-tell somewhat repulsive – CNBC called them "rich kids and wannabes in various states of excess, undress and indulgence" – but now, three years later, the site is more popular than ever.
The somewhat repulsive nature of her subject matter makes us, as viewers, very curious.
However, recent observations have detected a repulsive force, somewhat similar to the cosmological constant, that is dubbed dark energy and is the dominant component of the universe.
All of this was somewhat intimidating, not to say repulsive, at first.
(This jarringly repulsive phrase is also somewhat illogically placed, as Henry is theoretically talking to us postepiphany).
The bacterium-hematite (001) system, in contrast, exhibits no repulsive maximum upon approach, but the attractive regime is somewhat reduced in the presence of cells compared to forces measured using the ATPES functionalized cantilever.
Lactoferrin pH behaviour is different again but could be better compared to interactions of myoglobin and bovine serum albumin which display repulsive protein protein interactions over a range of pH values, which are diminished somewhat at high ionic strengths but not sufficiently to induce attractive protein protein interactions [5], [59].
The repulsive steric interactions between two HA/Agg/LP layers across water have a range that is somewhat under twice that of the repulsion between a single HA/Agg/LP layer and bare mica (shaded band in Figure 4).
