The phrase "aroused among" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing feelings or emotions that are stirred up within a group of people.
Example: "The announcement aroused among the audience a sense of excitement and anticipation."
Alternatives: "stirred within" or "evoked among".
I saw the passion Bush aroused among theologically orthodox Protestants.
But because most of them were pro-imperial Ghibellines, suspicion and discontent were aroused among the Florentines and their Guelf (anti-imperialist) allies in Tuscany and Romagna.
Rooney had been shocked by the anger his dismissive comments about the club's lack of "ambition" had aroused among his United team-mates.
Not only did these civilians inherit the distrust their predecessors had aroused among the Indians, but their crops also failed, forcing White to return to England for supplies.
The antagonism he aroused among senior army officers forced Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain unwillingly to remove him from office in January 1940.
Suspicions were aroused among the other I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! participants yesterday when an extra bed was moved into camp.
Still, for a glimpse into Guaraní's future, and the nationalist sentiment the language still arouses among some speakers, the writing may literally be on Asunción's walls.
It also illuminates the continuing unease Mr. McCain arouses among some evangelicals and other social conservatives who make up an important voting bloc of the Republican base.
ATTACKS on John Bolton as America's UN ambassador often report the anger and frustration he supposedly arouses among rivals and opponents after unspecified tussles behind closed doors.But is he really so bad?
Dollars and sense aside, the larger question for me revolves around the emotions and confusions a company as seemingly simple as Snapchat can arouse among so many.
Possibly predicting the reaction Smith's remark would arouse among Jackson's fans, Lambert deleted the video shortly thereafter.
