Sentence examples for arouses of from inspiring English sources

(With the latter, is Ford's Premier Group stepping on its own coattails?) But along the way to mass-market competitiveness, Jaguar risks being reduced from a marque -- with the connotations that word arouses of European individualism and, yes, elitism -- to a mere brand in the House of Ford.

Nationalist passions are aroused – of the type many thought long forgotten.

Yet in the best, most aroused of these 19 essays, Ms. Ozick makes the question of art's relation to politics blaze anew.

That said, a small number of participants—about 8 percent did say that they find intelligence to be sexually arousing, of whom just over half (55percentt) were women.

The concept of ghost sex arouses lots of interest, and there are some people ― "spectrophilliacs" ― who fantasize about spooky encounters.

The latest indications are that there will be a further reduction of 1.4 percent, arousing fears of a substantial drawdown of stocks.

This arouses suspicion of the work's software-assisted design and machine-made perfection.

It comes as a surprise and arouses suspicions of a political motivation behind it".

2) It was full of extremely arousing drawings of nude women.

For almost six years I have tippy-toed around cancer, fearful of arousing it, fearful of its rage.

He was thirty-four years old; his explorations of new tunings and instruments had aroused smatterings of interest.