Sentence examples for aroused through from inspiring English sources

Stock emotions are always easily aroused through stock devices, but both the aim and the technique are generally eschewed by serious writers.

Often, an individual will alternate roles, becoming aroused through the experience of pain in one instance and through the infliction of pain in another.

The Count's grand soliloquy at the beginning of Act III, in which he expresses his suspicion (aroused through tricks meant to dissuade him from pursuing Susanna) that his wife is unfaithful, is nearly Shakespearean in its intensity as well as its complexity.

The earlier sections of the book are written in a voice far closer to the voices in "Baby," "Friday" and "Eve" than the one that tells us: " 'The Awful Truth' gives one last glimpse of sexual desire in which the aroused human being, through a process of comic displacement and diminishment, is reduced to a clockwork mechanism, disappearing into the entrails of time.

They are aroused sexually, either through role play or from the product itself — the sound, texture or feeling.

During one interview, agents watched Mr. Miller as he grew aroused while he looked through a book of images of children, two law enforcement officials said.

Mr. Haacke, who has aroused passions in New York through his recent portrayal, in an exhibition at the Whitney, of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani in a manner that seems to link some of his statements to the Nazis, was asked in 1998 to prepare a work for the Reichstag, which became the seat of the German Parliament again last year.

This homojunction interfacial charge separation, aroused by quantum effect, through long-distance transfer along the single-crystalline nanorod gives us inspiration to achieve efficient charge separation with defect-less interfaces, which might can be utilized for real-time environmental abatement and energy generation simultaneously.

The Times weighed in with sources who said the elderly man had become "aroused while he looked through a book of images of children".

The marble blocks were cut in Italy and that aroused the stonecutters here, who, through their union have been keeping the masons from going to work.

And in the 19th century that doctrine would once again predominate when Bismarck – another very fine shot – and Cavour negotiated their way through the tempests aroused by nationalism in Germany and Italy.