Sentence examples for arouse that from inspiring English sources

Spiders, especially, kind of arouse that.

Teachers try to further arouse that curiosity in specific subjects.

The mere mention of freshers' week can arouse that odd mix of stomach-churning dread and euphoric anticipation.

The art of left of centre politics is to arouse that natural generosity of spirit and indignation at injustice while reassuring people that their good nature is not abused by idlers or cheats.

The 'arousal theory' is, at its simplest, the claim that the expressiveness of a passage of music amounts to its tendency to arouse that emotion in an understanding listener.

"We've known for years that when women tighten their legs as they get aroused, that aids arousal," Dr. Bartlik said.

She aroused that sympathy everywhere she went.

Feelings had been aroused that seemed incompatible with neighborly life.

It was in part the expectations this aroused that turned last winter's regular flu outbreak into a political crisis.

The conference begins on Sunday, April 22, the first anniversary of one of the events that aroused that movement: the funeral of Hu Yaobang.

But pleasure has a name; the 'artist' who busies himself with arousing that particular emotion is merely a craftsman.