用“repulse”造句大全，repulse造句

Now we must change our minds, repulse the bad and quote the good.

In both cases, the attractive gravity of a satellite appears to repulse ring material.

At this repulse, the assailants instantly withdrew, and gradually the place became as still as before the sudden tumult.

This spirit of self-sacrifice can repulse the intruders of the northern nomadic nationalities and repair the break of the Yellow River in all kinds of hardships.

When the laser frequency is larger than the atomic resonance frequency (blue detuning), the atoms will experience a repulsing force that will repulse the atoms to the minimum place of light field.

Her repulse was quite unexpected.

Her request for a donation met with a repulse.

Repulse after repulse failed to deter Alec, who persisted day by day, at first with a marriage license and holy words.

Many worlds were forever scarred in that battle, but the Jedi were able to repulse the invaders.

Second, it reduces the water's surface tension, which, in turn, reduces the water's ability to repulse oil.

This is because he was praised by the civil servants and asked the emperor to take back his life and punish him. In the emperor's place, although he could not retain the officials whom the ministers disdained, he had to show his ability to repulse the officials they admired.

After the second repulse, the enemy surrendered.

A blunt or abrupt repulse or refusal, as to an offer.

In the alamo battle , less than two hundred defender repulse the attack by thousands of mexican In twelve day

'I don't repulse you.

The armed forces were prepared to repulse any attacks.

When dealing with specific problems, we must resolutely defend the ground the masses have already gained and repulse any retaliation by landlords and rich peasants.

Do I repulse you with my queasy smile?

How can you repulse one officer of the least of my master's officials, even though you are depending on Egypt for chariots and horsemen ?

Repulse after repulse failed to deter Alec, who persisted day by day, at first with a marriage license and holy words, and then,his former passion uncontrollably revived by Tess's compelling Beauty,

The enemy met with a repulse.

Do nor for one repulse, for go the purpose that you resolved to effort.-- Shakespeare