Sentence examples for will repulse from inspiring English sources

Recent signals from the party all indicate that it is determined to continue its authoritarian rule and will repulse challenges, Mr He told the BBC.

Sort out who you'll sit next to the day before, steal something from the giftshop, don't eat your sandwich on the coach or in a manner that will repulse people.

Don't apply too much, it will repulse most of the guys.

Similarly, the two Senate candidates who ran on the religious conviction that they would force women to carry a pregnancy to term even when it was the result of rape, found that their invocation of God's will repulsed voters, even deeply religious ones.

Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel's quasi-autobiographical novella based off his real-life experiences at Auschwitz and other Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust will stun, repulse and petrify readers.

Rochester, who was injured in the house fire, fears that Jane will be repulsed by him.

Perhaps, but many swing voters will be repulsed by his hawkishness or his dodgy friends.

"Just because this thing happened doesn't mean the world will be repulsed by violence," he said.

With the deaths of Newtown's children still so fresh, the public will be repulsed by lawmakers who stand aside and do nothing.

They are the fence-building, snooping-on-your-emails, foreign-worker-listing party and that is something that most people will be repulsed by.

"It will be repulsed.