Sentence examples for arouse the same from inspiring English sources
Heart disease does not arouse the same passion.
How we wish that other tragedies would arouse the same condemnation!
On May 16, 2007, when the consignor acquired the picture at Christie's, the Mitchell did not arouse the same interest.
"We expect the guitar to arouse the same kind of enthusiasm in a very broad public," he said.
More importantly, Mick does not arouse the same disturbing expectations as the narrator of God's Own Country, in which, early on, we had intimations of a deranged denouement.
Still, Mr. Kolasky noted that the Microsoft case did not arouse the same invective from Washington as did the G.E.-Honeywell case.
An Abstract Surrealist work aroused the same enthusiasm.
Cleopatra clearly aroused the same prurient fantasies in her day that she does in ours.
This, perhaps surprisingly, doesn't seem to have aroused the same kind of concerns about the Soviet Union's human rights record that we might see today.
Porcelain and bronzes from the estate of Walter Hochstadter, a connoisseur who had started collecting in the 1920s, aroused the same enthusiasm.
It aroused the same level of excitement in Latin America that "One Hundred Years of Solitude" had, three decades earlier, and won the Rómulo Gallegos Prize, the Spanish-language equivalent of the Booker Prize.
