Sentence examples for aroused- from inspiring English sources
This, I suspect, is why I can now only become aroused by watching 1970s educational documentaries about the production of tinned dog food.
At the time, Mantel explained her story was an examination of why Thatcher "aroused such visceral passion in so many people".
As one of Mr Cameron's most loyal ministers puts it: "The great danger is that David has aroused an appetite that he will never be able to satisfy".
Mantel said her story was an examination of why Thatcher "aroused such visceral passion in so many people".
This could well be caused by Fomo (fear of missing out: anxiety that an exciting or interesting event may currently be happening elsewhere, often aroused by posts seen on a social media website).
The exhibition aroused interest among Ukrainian and international media.
He has aroused enormous expectations, and will struggle to meet them.Still, in finally reaching the presidency, Lula has defied many forecasts of failure: many pundits argued that a former metalworker, lacking secondary schooling let alone a university degree, was unelectable in a basically conservative country.
He had aroused suspicion after seeking training in flying a civilian airliner.
Most big civil-society groups in Egypt get money from abroad because it is hard to raise at home.The government has aroused ordinary people's fear of foreign meddling supposedly by America, Europe and Israel to rally Egyptians behind its crackdown, even as it asks many of the same foreigners to invest in Egypt's economy.
Philadelphia recently became the first American city to ban 3D guns.Seeking reassurancesAmerica's vice-president, Joe Biden, visited Tokyo, Beijing and Seoul in hopes of easing tensions aroused by China's declaration of an East China Sea "air defence identification zone".
