Sentence examples for attempt to arouse a from inspiring English sources

"The film is a visual legacy for the next generation, an attempt to arouse a spirit of patriotism among the young Kyrgyz, preserve the history, and perpetuate the names of national heroes". Filmed in Kyrgyz and Russian, the film is also subtitled in English, in an apparent attempt to attract western audiences.

Kirchner's supporters, on the other hand, speak of Nisman's death as an attempt to arouse a coup.

Weekley's attempts to arouse the crowd drew a series of stern stares from Westwood, but the unimpressed Floridan produced a birdie at the 8th to revive their efforts.

There's a similar scene in the criminally underrated Arrested Development in which Gob attempts to arouse Liza Minnelli's Lucille by reading her the menu in a husky growl, only to give her an attack of vertigo.

German propaganda magnified these incidents in an attempt to arouse antiwar sentiment in the American black community, and President Woodrow Wilson publicly denounced mob violence and lynchings, of which there had been 54 in 1916 and 38 in 1917.

When it appeared that the United States was seeking to dissociate itself from European affairs, Clemenceau, now 81 years old, visited the United States (November 1922) in an attempt to arouse its citizens from isolationism.

The unsuccessful bill was widely perceived in English Canada as an attempt to arouse support for Quebec nationalism before the 1995 referendum on Quebec sovereignty.

The sheer poverty in taste terms of so many staple foodstuffs probably explains why we are driven to make such complicated meals these days, piling one ingredient on another in a desperate attempt to arouse some response from our bored salivary glands.

The growing evidence of nosocomial transmission of the infection in both inpatient and outpatient settings has failed to arouse a compelling attempt to address the issue[ 26, 27].

Most directors who display their actors' bodies do little more than attempt to arouse audiences; few use the naked body in any meaningful way.

Demades opposed Demosthenes' attempt to arouse the Athenians against Philip II of Macedonia, but he fought against the Macedonians at the Battle of Chaeronea (338) and was taken prisoner.