Sentence examples for It aroused from inspiring English sources

It aroused discussion because of its hostile remarks about Akbar and his religious practices and apparently was suppressed until the reign of Jahāngīr in the early 17th century.

It aroused scant sympathy then.

It aroused enormous hostility in parliament, even among some Pheu Thai MPs.

It aroused worldwide concern and stimulated the development of the environmental movement.

It aroused protests around the Muslim world after it was released online in March.

It aroused African-Americans in the South to demand that justice.

"It aroused unbelievably tenacious dissent," he says of the fees, which he accepted after it became clear British universities were losing out to those in the US.

It aroused the same level of excitement in Latin America that "One Hundred Years of Solitude" had, three decades earlier, and won the Rómulo Gallegos Prize, the Spanish-language equivalent of the Booker Prize.

It aroused the deteriorating separation performance.

It aroused, awakened something deep inside me.

"It aroused too much emotion -- sadness and anger.