Sentence examples for we repel from inspiring English sources

Wherever we go, we either bring people nearer to Christ, or we repel them from Christ".

He has been satirizing the legal profession since the 1990's with columns in legal newspapers, a newsletter and a book including such ratly pearls of wisdom as, "Lawyers are attracted to each other because we repel everyone else".

At the time of the interview, Hopkins is embroiled in a furore ("which furore are you referring to?" is a matter that has to be cleared up) surrounding her suggestion that we repel migrants - 'cockroaches' as she described them in The Sun - from our shores using gunships.

We repel the double standard, thank you.

Each time we repelled it with rocks and noise.

We repelled the attack, destroyed most of the vehicles and took the crews prisoners.

We neither know nor sympathise with the victims in this book; nor are we repelled or intrigued by the killer and his reason for committing these murders.

They tried earlier with "The Ketchup Song" (a crass attempt to make us flap our hands around like dying birds) and "Cheeky Girl (Touch My Bum)" (an atrocious-sounding incitement to groping), and we repelled them by just not caring.

The Sun, in a lengthy editorial saying "we must get real", warned that "if the slaughter in Paris is not to be repeated here... action has to be taken now by our politicians... and the nation needs to get behind them as we did when we repelled the Nazis".

"Some tanks tried to break through but we repelled the first attack but that was clearly a probing move," he said.

Having halted, we set up the cannon, but not in time to stop three hundred janissaries from being killed... Seeing that our side was greatly weakening, we defended ourselves with the 120 guns which we had brought over and fired so often that we repelled the prince's army and greatly strengthened our position... Vlad, seeing that he could not prevent the crossing, withdrew.