Sentence examples similar to aroused a longing from inspiring English sources
Most importantly, Germany's annexation of Alsace-Lorraine aroused a deep longing for revenge in the French people.
Germany's annexation of Alsace-Lorraine after the Franco-German War aroused a deep longing for revenge in the French people.
The books aroused a revulsion in Elliot.
His flamethrower approach has aroused a fierce backlash.
Like the fervent hopes Mr Blair aroused, that longing, if it existed, seems to have faded.Still more ambitiously, "Diana week" is extolled as the time when Britain's upper lip definitively relaxed.
But Eastwood finds himself in a bind: he doesn't want to exploit the gruesome material, or even let us see it too clearly, since killing children, as a movie spectacle, doesn't fit well with the delicate emotions aroused by a woman longing for her son.
Despite this Rattle still arouses a lot of criticism.
This arouses a healing compassion.
Presented au naturel or in a tight shirt ripped at the chest by an admirer (leaving a strategic view of a nipple), it's a sight that arouses dangerous longings in lonely bosoms.
This brief moment in time arouses a deep longing in Einar, a longing to live as a woman.
