Sentence examples for arouse new from inspiring English sources

In expanding the best picture category — something it hasn't done since World War II — the academy's governors were hoping to arouse new audience interest in (and better television ratings for) a ceremony that recently has leaned toward independent-style fare like "No Country for Old Men," "There Will Be Blood," "Milk" and "The Reader".

This seems to arouse new feelings".

This work may arouse new prospects for conceptual design of micro-mechanical systems equipped with bio-inspired compliant mechanisms.

Yet prayer can also arouse new awareness, recover lost hope and broaden compassion, and that is what the two-state solution requires... It's only fitting.

His vivid description aroused new interest in the study of eclipses.

Each leak aroused new controversy, and by 1898 the case had become a violently divisive issue.

However, the emergence of the catalytic bioscavenger concept has aroused new hope.

And it has aroused new anger by allowing abuses by militias to continue in the refugee camps of West Timor.

Later, Edward FitzGerald aroused new interest in Persian poetry with his free adaptations of Omar Khayyam's robāʿīyāt (The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám, 1859).

He was the only black officer at Harding Field in Baton Rouge, La., and promptly integrated the officers' club, arousing new anger.

Although this transformation introduces many benefits, it arouses new challenges of data security due to the outsourcing storage on untrusted cloud servers.