Sentence examples for be roused if given from inspiring English sources

In this study, as a surrogate for the induction of sleep, we used the adrenergic alpha2a receptor agonist dexmedetomidine, which has the intriguing property of allowing patients to be roused if given a sufficient stimulus such as gentle shaking.

When Blair speaks, he often drops his "T"s — "that" becomes "tha" — which sounds common, but, when he is roused, or giving a televised speech, he often finds a higher, plaintive pitch, like an actor reading Tennyson.

As the man was in a semi-comatose condition, I did not venture to administer the Holy Viaticum; still I must add that he could be roused and was roused from this state in my presence.

There is no shortage of places where our hearts need to be roused from sleep, if we are going to 'finish strong,' and live a higher purpose from what remains.

Cells outside the targeted treatment area can be roused, affecting cognition.

If this happens -- the Massachusetts Supreme Court may have already ruled on the question of gay marriage by the time this article appears -- conservative activists hope and expect that many Americans will finally be roused to take political action.

I also find it interesting how quickly certain stereotypes can be roused – in German discussions as much as anywhere else.

By nine o'clock, most of the marchers had retired to the tents, but within an hour they had to be roused and sorted out.

While it's unlikely Cameron will be roused to action by this petition, a voice he has increasingly begun to listen to has been calling for reform.

Whether consumers can be roused to passion about these issues is a challenge that distinguishes the fledgling green-flower movement from other campaigns for environmental awareness.

The debate should not be about merely cutting costs -- or, in Albany, about which lobbyists should not be roused to anger.