Sentence examples for aroused more from inspiring English sources

His activities sometimes aroused more violent antagonism.

The other major literary award, the Whitbread, aroused more controversy.

The graphic warning labels also aroused more negative feelings than the text-only labels.

A single homeless hawk aroused more indignation than two million homeless Sudanese.

For some regulars in City Hall Park, the rats have aroused more curiosity than alarm.

And, if there was any suspicion, then Herr Puhl's suspicion would probably have been aroused more strongly than mine.

The extradition of prominent, political figures, such as General Pinochet, arouses more controversy.

In reasonable, moderate Germany, however, it seemed to arouse more suspicion than confidence, more repulsion than attraction.

The policy not only fails to make the Israeli public more secure; it arouses more anti-Israel violence.

At the same time, NATO is expanding along Russia's Central European borders, arousing more nervousness in Moscow.

Roth does not like to talk much about these things, for fear of arousing more argument and hostility.