Sentence examples for already aroused from inspiring English sources

The threat to Professor Xia's job had already aroused opposition abroad.

The deal, though, has already aroused some bitterness inside other late-night shows.

The arrest has already aroused protests from politicians, journalists and business leaders, both Russian and foreign.

By 1899, the convention set as its goal "to arouse in the fathers the interest already aroused in the mother".

Federal officials have already aroused resentment here among residents who had to move after the 2006 mine accident into new, government-built homes that they said were shoddy.

The choice of Mr. Lieberman, an unsubtle and often unpredictable politician, as foreign minister had already aroused trepidation in Israel and abroad.

Donation after cardiac death already arouses suspicion.

Anna Falk, a lawyer representing the Swedish government, said: "The feeling of unease that retention of data already arouses in individuals is largely based on a fear of what the authorities [might do with it].

This idea often goes hand in hand with the altogether more plausible argument that Mr. Obama's election would raise America's esteem in Africa — indeed, he already arouses much enthusiasm in his father's native Kenya and to a degree elsewhere on the continent.

"If an obnoxious event happens and you're already 60percentt aroused, you may end up throwing something at a driver," Dr. Stosny said.

Public opinion had already been aroused by other Spanish outrages on British ships, and the Jenkins episode was swiftly exploited by members of Parliament who were in opposition to the government of Robert Walpole.