Sentence examples for aroused because from inspiring English sources

Tells about Webster's Third International Dictionary and the controversy it aroused because of its linguistic liberalism.

Now with e-mails they are perpetually aroused because there is a vast trove of delectable information to sort through.

When the teacher is arrested and held without a trial, public opinion is aroused, because it is utterly unusual for someone of her class and background to be jailed.

The suspicions of the landlord (a policeman) and his family were aroused because Walters was acting strangely, asking fellow lodgers to buy her chlorodyne and carbolic acid, both of which were unusual items to purchase.

You are fortunate that you do not need a "ripped" partner in order to become aroused, because in such a scenario there can be a considerable amount of pressure on both the seeker and the object of desire.

In addition to the emotions the attacks aroused because of the sheer numbers of presumed dead, they also took place close to the offices of the news organizations in New York and Washington that are now on the front lines of the coverage, and this is influencing the situation, news executives said.

For now, just know that slapping, hitting, punching all those painful things that get people off are arousing because your ancestors needed to run from saber-toothed tigers.

At study entrance, all patients were either awake or easy to arouse because sedation had been discontinued 6 ± 7 hours before the start of the study in most patients and continued at a rather slight level in a few patients.

"I get aroused not because I want to be doing those things, but because reading about others doing those things is exciting for me," she explained.

It aroused discussion because of its hostile remarks about Akbar and his religious practices and apparently was suppressed until the reign of Jahāngīr in the early 17th century.

Cases involving road building in Poland and Germany had aroused anger because Chinese investors made bids that were far lower than those of competitors, he said.