Sentence examples for arouse first from inspiring English sources

Well, if you construe drug reps' conversations with doctors as speech, then F.D.A. rules that restrict those conversations arouse First Amendment concerns.

The presentation of his name aroused the first genuine cheer.

Plainly the furore aroused by first publication, in which the bishop of Wakefield was said to have burned his copy of the book, affected him deeply.

Spingarn, the hospital board member who apparently aroused the first lady's interest in the institution by writing to her about its problems, said yesterday she is "extremely pleased" by Mrs. Carter's remarks.

Instead, the telegram aroused the first wave of popular hostility against Germany in Britain in the pre-World War I period, and it is considered by many to have been an early incident in the series of escalations that led to World War I.

If you're sufficiently aroused your first time, sexual intercourse will not be painful.

The same feelings are often aroused in first-degree graduates looking at postgraduate options.

The facility Carneades displayed in this regard helped arouse the first Roman interest in Greek philosophy, while also arousing the distrust of the Roman authorities.

Tyson's blows seemed to arouse Lewis: first his concern, then his interest, and, finally, his own keenness.

My suspicions were first aroused when I received my first vaccinations in January 1991.

Her curiosity is first aroused after she has seen him close a deal at Remod.