Sentence examples for aroused if from inspiring English sources

But there is no reason to suppose that passions will not be aroused if vague talk of deficit cutting turns into actual reductions in cash spending.

A number of black residents here said shooting would never have occurred nor would suspicion have been aroused if the person in the car had been white.

Pornography promotes these rape myths and desensitises people to violence against women so that you need more violence to become sexually aroused if you're a pornography consumer.

Nor will passions necessarily be aroused if overstatement of feeling ("sentimentality") is used without a due balance of thinking and even the detachment of laughter: Shakespeare and Anton Chekhov are two outstanding examples in Western drama of writers who achieved an exquisite balance of pathos with comedy in order to ensure the affective function of their plays.

Note the case in Japan – where there has been a striking decline in sexual activity and where electronic devices enjoy a high degree of, ahem, penetration – of a man in his early 30s, still a virgin, who can only get sexually aroused if he watches female robots on a computer game similar to Power Rangers.

For example, would you be aroused if I told you that for a Ford RS200 Evo 2 4WDivision 2 Rallycrossss to spin while negotiating the Nürburgring's Carousel at 88 miles per hour, factoring in a crosswind, the weight of the driver's lunch and the drag coefficient of the windscreen wiper requires an imbalance of at least 1.1G between the vehicle's front and rear axes?

For example, it's known that people are more likely to give money to orphans if they are aroused in a positive way -- and not if they are aroused in a negative way.

If wholly osteolytic the suspicion of metastatic carcinoma is aroused and if wholly osteoblastic of a benign osteogenic tumor.

She was active in the National Woman Suffrage Association (after 1890 the National American Woman Suffrage Association [NAWSA]), but her energy, ambition, and attractiveness, as well as her interest in reforms other than suffrage, aroused suspicion if not actual hostility on the part of Susan B. Anthony.

Professor Fogel, a rumpled former New Yorker by turns amiable and combative, was widely known for work that aroused objections if not open hostility in academic circles, chiefly through his pioneering use of cliometrics, which applies economic theory and statistical methods to the study of history.

"Biologically, the body stops producing the sex hormones that make you aroused, especially if you have gone long periods without it," she explained.