Sentence examples similar to arouse your fears from inspiring English sources

The Liberals and the NDP succeeded in arousing fears that the Conservative platform concealed ambiguities on abortion and that neither Medicare nor the Charter of Rights and Freedoms would be safe in the party's hands.

In reponse, governments and regulators have been trying to push more of the burden of supervision back to depositors and other parts of the private sector, without arousing fears of bank failure or otherwise destabilising the existing system.

There is "nothing simpler and easier than hating the foreigner, there is nothing easier and simpler than arousing fears and intimidating, there is nothing easier and simpler than becoming bestial, forgoing principles and becoming smug".

Deutsche Bank has removed some executives from their home bases in Singapore and Hong Kong and sent them to live out of suitcases in areas free of SARS so they can call on clients without arousing fears.

Vouchers are a third rail in Democratic politics — they arouse fears not just about the draining of dollars from public schools but about erosion of the separation of church and state as well.

This has aroused understandable fears among civil servants that their tradition of political neutrality is in peril (see article).

Now it was not true that the king had entertained any such intention, but Histiaeus succeeded hereby in arousing the fears of the Ionians.

The missile defense project accelerated during this summer's war in Georgia, which aroused Polish fears of a newly aggressive Russia.

It aims to arouse global fear through portraying to the world that it is a powerful and fully-functioning state, fuelling a multi-generational war.

Arousing taxpayer fears of being cheated is a good cover for sending child poverty soaring to more than 31%, as predicted by the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Physical torture aims to arouse intense fear.