Sentence examples for arouses the from inspiring English sources

It arouses the strongest emotions and attachments.

It arouses the whole nation to root for the team.

It raises the ideological temperature and arouses the Big Government/Small Government debate.

A non-Jewish woman arouses the anger of others by seeking asylum with her Jewish husband.

This showdown arouses the party's base, they argue, and will help candidates in next year's congressional elections.

And lastly, given the emotion the subject arouses, the chances are that some of what follows will offend you.

Sarah Palin: No candidate arouses the passions and intensity engendered by the 46-year-old, 2008 vice-presidential candidate.

That arouses the suspicion, however unfair, that he is part of a Russian plot to swat its pesky southern neighbour.

It is often said that speaking Russian or Polish in western Ukraine arouses the wrath of local "nationalists".

But Klosterman is like this, with his free-­floating connectivity — he arouses the pedant in a reviewer.

The fact that she does not quite understand what has happened arouses the reader's sympathy at the start.