Sentence examples for arousing one from inspiring English sources

Asian beggars, she observed, are "so repulsive that instead of appealing to one's sympathy they only succeed in arousing one's disgust".

Many details of the retinoic acid pathway remain to be fleshed out, but scientists think that the vitamin derivative operates by entering a cell and somehow arousing one or more of its designated receptors.

He randomly gave a group of subjects either propranolol, a drug that blocks the effect of norepinephrine, or a placebo just before they heard one of two stories: an emotionally arousing one or a neutral one.

Assuming that these graphic aspects of the film are more salient or arousing, one might expect to observe a greater frequency of intrusions noted for these individuals during the thought monitoring task.

Particularly, on the N100 component of Pz, high arousing stimuli evoked enhanced responses than low arousing ones.

Although much of Thomas Root's story has already been told, it is bizarre enough to have aroused one's interest in seeing and hearing the man himself.

This leads them into a dicussion of earlier summers at overnight camps, and the two try to arouse one another's jealosy with talk of past camp romances.

Having asked a quartet of volunteers to write down four tasks they would like him to accomplish, Cox not only guesses what they are, but comes up with a prerecorded film in which he achieves them: that last touch instantly arouses one's suspicions.

Kerner pointed out that, because "fetish" is a pretty rigid term that implies someone can only get aroused one way, we can't be sure if the men at the gym have an actual fetish or just a "strong interest".

High arousing pictures evoked greater positivity than low arousing ones to both males and females.

That is, highly arousing stimuli evoked greater responses (98.701 μS) than low arousing ones (71.819 μS).