Sentence examples for arousing to from inspiring English sources

Valence was rated on a scale from 1 (most unpleasant) to 9 (most pleasant); arousal was rated in scale from 1 (sleepy, not at all arousing) to 9 (most exciting).

A book with this level of smut, filth, whatever — there would be no point if it wasn't arousing to write.

Oxytocin, a hormone traditionally used to induce labour, is as sexually arousing to men as Viagra, according to new research.

A stealthy, considering, almost married glance, its masquerade and its bland intimacy arousing to those who were, after all, not married.

It is the opposite of arousing to read Wilson's description of sex with the unhappy Penelope Gilliatt in the Princeton Club in 1970, when he was seventy-five.

This method also seems flawed – not least because we can't always know an artist's intent, and because what is arousing to one person can be horror-inducing to the next.

Valence ranges from highly positive to highly negative, and arousal from excited/ aroused to relaxed/ unaroused (Lang, Greenwald, Bradley, & Hamm, 1993; Russell, 1980).

It is hard to imagine many of them being aroused to revolutionary fervor.

I wonder if, while thrusting, you're actually sufficiently aroused to reach orgasm?

By this time my curiosity was aroused to learn more about chipmunks.

… But it seems to me that men ought to be aroused to more of a realization of the danger.