Sentence examples similar to arouse considerable curiosity from inspiring English sources

Liddell's refusal to run in the preliminary heats of the 100 metres last Sunday because of religious scruples aroused considerable curiosity, which was heightened when it was learned that he will preach in the Scotch church on Sunday.

Lorin Maazel's performances at Carnegie Hall this week would have aroused considerable curiosity even if he had not, in recent weeks, rapidly become one of the leading candidates to succeed Kurt Masur as music director of the New York Philharmonic.

I tuned in to President Obama's Farewell Address with considerable curiosity.

Still, they show considerable curiosity when allowed to walk freely, especially in familiar and safe terrain.

Galvani's observations, published in 1791, aroused considerable controversy and speculation.

This section of the film aroused considerable applause and it merited every handclap it received.

Like any important and novel idea, Garrido's proposal has aroused considerable debate in Spain.

In what Kachel called his "neighborhood," the appearance of a ratty sofa aroused considerable tension.

The planned addition, designed by Renzo Piano, has aroused considerable opposition among neighborhood residents.

A YouTube video of Muir throwing kangaroo excrement aroused considerable interest shortly after the election result.

A small-scale circulation phenomenon that has aroused considerable attention on lakes is Langmuir circulation.