Sentence examples for aroused since from inspiring English sources

Hopes have not been this aroused since Poland finished third at the World Cup in 1974 and again in 1982.

Sometimes I wonder if the poor man has ever been aroused since.

Inevitably, Mr. Tavora's "Carmen" has aroused controversy since its premiere here in 1996.

3D printing has aroused interest since it is a direct computerized "layer by layer" method to manufacture scaffolds with designed shape and porosity.

One proposal, to build a gas terminal in the middle of Long Island Sound, has aroused concern since its announcement in 2004 because of the impact it might have on fishing and boating; it is strongly opposed by shore communities and politicians.

This action, which has aroused much controversy ever since, resulted from his fear that the original document did not secure either the rights of the states or those of individuals, as well as from his suspicion that the North would abandon to Spain the vital right of navigation on the Mississippi River.

Their curved planform has aroused much interest since the early days of Coastal Engineering.

His controversial pants suits, above‐the-knee skirts and sleek midcalf boots have aroused much excitement since they were introduced last season.

As a class of low-dimensional materials, carbon nanomaterials which are mainly composed of sp2 and sp3 carbon atoms arranged into a seamless network have aroused considerable interest since the first exploration of fullerene by Smalley et al. in 1985.

Plume from evaporative cooling towers, which service air-conditioning systems of civil buildings, has aroused public concerns since 2000 when the fresh water evaporative cooling towers were allowed to be used for high energy efficiency and environmental issues.

He risked his personal credit to get Washington's troops paid, but the mingling of his private accounts with those of the Revolution has aroused comment ever since, and Rappleye has to spend a lot of time arguing that his subject wasn't corrupt.