Sentence examples for as to arouse from inspiring English sources
Adding a very elderly, widowed grandparent to the household when they could no longer live alone was so rare as to arouse astonished comment.
But for Ms. Hogben, in the Gareth Pugh film and in other visual work she has done for ShowStudio, the concept is not so much to grab attention as to arouse emotion.
But all were sufficiently well made as to arouse curiosity about other dances by these choreographers.
He looked at me steadily but not so fixedly as to arouse my suspicion.
The only snag would be if owning a short-wave radio were to come to be seen as so eccentric as to arouse suspicion.
There's a tabloid hack on the make, whose modus operandi is so unpleasant as to arouse suspicion of some kind of professional point-scoring on the author's part.
("The people at our table are drunk and rude. Do you mind if we join you lovely folks?") Tempted as I might be to sit with Michael Jackson or Joan Collins, we decided to try an unobtrusive table so as not to arouse suspicion.
Its implicit claim was that public spaces belong as much to aroused, angry citizens as they do to Sunday strollers and people taking their workday lunch breaks.
With a free-spirited English-speaking mother and a father who helps with housework ("Malays who have forgotten their roots," grumbles a local busybody), Orked's family is as likely to arouse envy as it is disapproval.
The player would not be required to enter login credentials and the link could be sent as a Fortnite chat message so as not to arouse suspicion.
