We're all multisexed beings, capable of being aroused by people, places, pets, music, food, views, smells.
Such subjective needs are capable of being aroused and maintained on a socially acceptable scale with the help of advertising.
Microorganisms are capable of degrading inorganic and organic materials, and interest has been aroused to study microbes for their ability to degrade plastic polymers.
None of the other stimuli were arousing.
We are capable of being that".
The repercussions of that theory extended far beyond his oeuvre, however, for the notion that the rudiments of painting are themselves inherently capable of arousing emotion is fundamental to the evolution of abstract art.
'Fiction films are more dependent on documentaries for their subject matter,' he says, 'while documentaries have successfully adopted the strong plots and characters of traditional Hollywood.' At Sundance each year, you can see how documentaries are capable of arousing passion among audiences more used to watching fiction.
Doctrine of the affections, also called Doctrine Of Affects, German Affektenlehre, theory of musical aesthetics, widely accepted by late Baroque theorists and composers, that embraced the proposition that music is capable of arousing a variety of specific emotions within the listener.
In the case of products with a great symbolic value, the representation format must also be capable of arousing (as much as possible) in the user the same psychological feeling, the same emotions that the real product induces.
However, bears (50-250 kg) demonstrate a unique pattern of winter hibernation as they remain at relatively high body temperatures and, although they keep quiet and largely immobile, they are capable of arousing and moving throughout the four-eight month hibernation period.
It's tempting to say that Pollock has set loose a crew of grotesques — but grotesques, for all their twisted absurdities, are still capable of arousing sympathy amid revulsion, and "The Devil All the Time" is a darker book than that.
