Sentence examples for aroused over from inspiring English sources

Those dreams have been aroused over the past few months.

W. seemed like a simple man, who did not get ardently aroused over anything except Little League, clearing Texas brush and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

Considerable suspicion has been aroused over the role of Grant Thornton because the firm was Parmalat's principal auditor through most of the 1990's, when many of the financing schemes to mask Parmalat's financial troubles were first devised.

Also in the Sherwood file is a 1941 report from the American Legion saying that it was "considerably aroused" over radio broadcasts put on by the Free Company — a group formed by Sherwood, Orson Welles, and others to combat foreign propaganda in this country.

However, many controversies were aroused over the influence of TiO2 nanotube arrays on cell behaviors.

It is this kind of definition that has aroused, over the past century or so, the most interest and the most controversy.

"Given that the movement has not made demands, per se, its focus on inequality is a) increasing discussion of the topic about which most of the population has been ignorant, and b) attracting support from others, who the movement is apparently successfully arousing over its key topic of concern".

Alerting is a heightened state of arousal and 'vigilance' is the maintenance of this aroused state over time (Parasuraman, 1998).

Like that series, the new show has aroused anger over what some consider the exploitation of broad cultural stereotypes.

But the king's recent medical problems have aroused concern over whether a reformer like him, or a conservative, would succeed him.

As US interests focused on the Middle East, Minsk aroused suspicion over its active engagement with radical governments, including its cooperation with Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq.