Sentence examples for aroused early from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ryan said his suspicions were aroused early when District Attorney Charles A. Rosenthal Jr. of Harris County said he had assured Justice Medina that the judge was not a target of the investigation.
A1 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 Nurse Accused in Killing Aroused Early Suspicions In mid-2002, a web was tightening around Charles Cullen.
The Defensor, rich in Classical ideas and notable especially for its use of Aristotle and Cicero, was influential both in galvanizing Italian city-states against the Avignon papacy and in arousing early interest in church reform.
Public curiosity was particularly aroused by early suggestions that Jesus in the Tchacos text praises Judas as a hero rather than calling him a traitor.
The absolute abundance of these transcripts was measured by RT-qPCR in total RNA, and short and long poly(A) RNA fractions from interbout aroused, late torpor, early arousal, and spring warm animals (n = 3).
His mother early aroused his interest in English poetry, and from his boyhood he also hankered after Latin learning, possibly stimulated by visits to Rome in 853 and 855.
Immediately after, though, another of Mr. Richter's abstract compositions, "Gudrun," done 10 years earlier, aroused almost as much excitement and made a thumping $18 million.
THE international commotion around the blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng aroused memories of earlier dissidents like Andrei D. Sakharov and Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn, the Eastern bloc heroes of another age who first made "international human rights" a rallying cry for activists across the globe and a high-profile item on Western governments' agendas.
Ormerod and Duckworth (1975) pointed out that interest in science appears to be aroused at an earlier age than in other curriculum areas, suggesting that a primary science experience might be important for future students' long-term interest in the subject.
The two men were arrested (at American officials' request) soon after landing in the Netherlands.Mr Al Soofi aroused security officials' suspicions early.
The occurrence of seashells embedded in the hard rocks of high mountains aroused the curiosity of early naturalists and eventually set off a controversy on the origin of fossils that continued through the 17th century.
