Sentence examples for arouse this from inspiring English sources

"Next to... the proceedings at the international court of justice at the Hague, a movie that might or might not have an anti-semitic colouration just doesn't arouse this country's passions," you declare, aided by the Jerusalem Post.

The odd thing is that the material won't really require protection, because once a writer has become famous enough to arouse this great scholarly tsunami of attention, the self-selected scholarly gaze will be relatively benign.

Constantine writes that Michael, "his jealousy aroused by this", warned Symeon of the conspiracy.

Something aroused this particular fetish.

Corneille asks that his audience admire something larger than life, and the best of his plays are still capable of arousing this response.

In the electrical therapy, the patient is given a lightly painful shock whenever the undesirable behaviour is aroused; this method has been used in the treatment of sexual deviations.

It's hard to think of any other writer anywhere who has aroused this level of fervour, but Tagore might still be seen as a purely local phenomenon, a curiosity and irrelevance to the world beyond Bengal.

So what about their relationship has aroused this phenomenon of people shipping the two of them getting it on?

However, under pathological conditions, after ER stress is aroused, this pathway would modulate to shut down autophagy and to initiate apoptosis.

Many casts were made, as Sotheby's noted, but this did not cool the enthusiasm aroused by this iconic example of the French sculptor's art.

This aroused the suspicion of guards in a pill-box nearby, and they opened fire.