Sentence examples for at arousing from inspiring English sources

No one is better, even now, at arousing customer lust.

"This form of publicity is aimed at arousing as little negative reaction as possible".

Gingrich is better than anyone in the capital at arousing interest and maintaining the capacity to surprise.

American conservatism now has a rich network of Washington interest groups adept at arousing elderly donors and attracting rich lobbying contracts.

Matthew Parris, the Times columnist, told the programme: "Middle class people are better at arousing interest and at keeping attention focused.

Before that was to happen, however, the ideas, emphasized more by Meier although already suggested by Baumgarten, that art aims at arousing our emotions and at the pleasurable activity of the mind, and at the former as an instance of the latter, would be further developed by an intervening generation of German thinkers.

And he is the sort of man who is at least as aroused by her guidebook credentials as he is by their erotic adventures together, which is saying a lot.

Natasha Vargas-Cooper at the Feminist Film blog took a rather different view, choosing to examine the degree of eroticism in the movie: "The scene will be at best forgettable and at worst arousing.

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).

(intensity: "1" = not at all arousing, "9" = very strongly arousing; valence: "1" = not at all liking, "9" = very strongly liking).

The subjects were asked to rate these musical pieces with respect to the experienced valence and intensity using a 1 9 Likert scales for intensity and valence (intensity: "1" = not at all arousing, "9" = very strongly arousing; valence: "1" = not at all liking, "9" = very strongly liking).