Sentence examples for aroused objections from inspiring English sources

The pledge, written as part of a Columbus Day commemoration in 1892 by Francis Bellamy, a socialist and Baptist minister, has aroused objections for a variety of reasons, including its mention of God.

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.

His subsequent work, including his most recent book, Die Dritte Radikale Widerstandsbewegung: Der Islamismus (The Third Radical Resistance Movement: Islamism, 2009), in which he portrayed radical Islamism as a new resistance movement against modernity, aroused many objections because of its amalgamation of different varieties of Islamic politics into a single negative stereotype.

This aroused disquiet and objections against the fairness of the trial among an increasing amount of legal academics and judges, and The News brought much attention to Stuart's plight with an aggressive, tabloid-style campaign.

Here Descartes advocates an effort to develop a real doubt on a wide scale, the sort of advocacy that had aroused Arnauld's theological concern in the "Fourth Objections".[6] In sum, Arnauld adopted the Cartesian method that seeks to develop clear and distinct ideas and to limit assent to what is represented by them.

The distinction, introduced by Kant in The Critique of Pure Reason, aroused extensive debate in the mid-20th century, particularly in view of objections raised by W.V. O

Dunlap's objections to the "old doctrine" that held visual imagery to consist in "centrally aroused visual sensations" seems to have played a crucial role in emboldening Watson to deny the existence of imagery altogether, thus enabling him to present the study of behavior as a fully sufficient methodology for psychology (Watson, 1924).

Became a little aroused.

This aroused Sergeant Johnson.

He aroused adulation.

Republicans are aroused.