Like George Bernard Shaw, who reviewed his concerts with enthusiasm, Dolmetsch was a rebel whose reforms aroused a response of mingled alarm and fascination.
But you can't argue with the fact that she has captured the world's attention and aroused a response out of the best of us.
When I once asked him why he arouses such a response, he replied, with his eyes shut: "I don't know, but you have come and spent time with me, is there anything to fear?" Unlike other party officials, he often drives himself around town without his security.
In 1957, he led a research team to commit to Research on Cultivation of Virus of Grasserie in Silkworm Tissue Cultures, and presented the thesis of Culturing all types of Silkworm Tissues Using Monolayer Culture at the 6th International Invertebrate Virology Conference in Czechoslovakia in 1958, which aroused a strong response among the attending experts.
Hardly appealing to the gustatory sense, this work nonetheless arouses a somatic response at the same time that it invites rumination on the venerable hierarchy of the senses that puts the distance senses of sight and hearing above the bodily senses of touch, smell, and taste.
Is there a non-intimidating, thought-provoking question that arouses a serious response from students?
Her experiences aroused a sympathetic response in many readers who were tired of physician paternalism in Japan.
Harold Schonberg comments that "it is hard to think of a composer who arouses equal loyalty", adding that "a response of anything short of rapture to the Mahler symphonies will bring [to the critic] long letters of furious denunciation".
The less appealing features of his career aroused an ambivalent response among those who found it hard to reconcile a man of such evident humanity and sensitivity with the competitor who in effect turned Formula One into a contact sport.
Training trials consisted of hearing 1 of the 6 question cues pleasantness, aroused, familiarity, autobiographical, memory focus, music focus followed by a response category cue.
