Sentence examples for aroused at from inspiring English sources

According to the data collected by Studio XO, and presented in anticipation of the NDS's New York debut last night at BAM, "98% of Users were stimulated by the work they saw on the NDS reel; 83% of Users experienced relatively high levels of arousal; 65% of Users turned highly aroused at some point". .

As he sees it, even if nudism breaks the one-to-one connection between nudity and arousal, it doesn't mean people won't still get aroused at times, and that is also natural.

Although the sensitive group was more aroused at baseline than controls which has been reported many times before this physiological arousal was not related to the EMF signal.

His words were sufficiently tart that they attracted some of the same criticism from Beltway hands that Stephen Colbert aroused at the same dinner four years ago.

There is a string-heavy score that becomes aroused at times of narrative stress and positively tumescent at the sight of a poorly secured cravat.

Sometimes we would hike out to a waterfall or cliff and stand wordlessly thinking about how much the pure and simple lines of the other's body resembled the waterfall or cliff, and become aroused at this thought.

"How in the world," she wonders, "could it be boring and arousing at the same time?" By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick.

"How in the world," she wonders, "could it be boring and arousing at the same time?" The Sorrows of an American, by Siri Hustvedt (Henry Holt; $25).

YOU might think that a policy issue which puts at stake hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of global output would arouse at least the casual interest of the world's economics and finance ministries.

"How in the world," she wonders, "could it be boring and arousing at the same time?" A cultured British couple who pride themselves on unconventionality decamp to an island in the Indian Ocean, intending to continue their careers (his, advertising; hers, a women's-health column) via the Internet.

This situation should arouse at least some concern about the quality of medical education.