Sentence examples similar to arouse a force from inspiring English sources

They will try to break you because you are a symbol of a force they are unable to destroy, namely, the aroused consciousness of a people determined no longer to be butchered and debased with fear and oppression.

During the 1995 Newt Gingrich-led broadside on clean water laws and other environmental safeguards, it was an aroused public that forced the House speaker's troops to beat a hasty retreat.

Though most big insurance companies have long relied on independent contractors to sell their policies, Allstate was among the few to hire agents as employees with benefits, arousing a fierce loyalty from its sale force.

Its disclosure to the children, by hints and then a written account, is instrumental in arousing the forces of rebellion that finally cut through the nexus of shame, fear, hatred and silence gripping the household.

Even where it is sincere, it arouses baffling forces of resistance.

Pierre Elliott Trudeau, the long-serving prime minister of Canada who successfully defended his vision of federalism and a unified nation against the aroused forces of Quebec separatism, died yesterday in Montreal.

The books aroused a revulsion in Elliot.

Despite this Rattle still arouses a lot of criticism.

His flamethrower approach has aroused a fierce backlash.

Yes, the attacks aroused a deal of concern in Pakistan.

Q: Your design has certainly aroused a lot of controversy.