Significados de natural repugnance en inglés

This alone was enough to overcome their natural repugnance to his autocratic ways.

He had to overcome a natural repugnance to interference in the life of another.

The supernatural did not excite any natural repugnance in him.

In her charitable attention to your wants, she overcame a natural repugnance to yourself.

He felt a natural repugnance to read this letter.

George, overcoming a natural repugnance, examined the pockets.

But her curiosity surmounted her natural repugnance.

And thy solemn parading about the natural repugnance between life and death, is a proof that it is.

Nevertheless, Jenny would certainly insist upon the presence of a parson, in spite of her bridegroom's ' natural repugnance.'

For a moment he had a natural repugnance against what he was asked to do, but it soon passed away.

Then, too, he felt a natural repugnance against stealing upon a foe in this fashion, and shooting him in the back.

He felt a natural repugnance to doing a thing of that nature, and the fact was self-evident that it would do no good.

If I could triumph over my natural repugnance and write a biography of Jacques Doriot, my theme would be: "Militant Communist into Fascist."

She had, like the mother, overcome that natural repugnance-repugnancewhich no man can conquer-towardsthe infirm and helpless mass of putty of the earlier stage.

"One feels a natural repugnance, you know."

*47 Some of them showed the natural repugnance to the sacrifice occasionally manifested by the victims of a similar superstition in India.