Sentence examples for conflict aroused from inspiring English sources

Many surveys have underlined the high levels of distress Syrian refugees have endured since the conflict aroused in their country, yet few have used reliable diagnostic tools for the clinical assessment of resulting mental disorders.

No one can understand Nigeria today without some knowledge of those events, and John de St Jorre – a British journalist who covered the war for the Observer – wrote a brilliant account soon afterwards: a readable and scrupulously fair history of a conflict that aroused great passions across Africa and in Britain.

Whatever the explanation, the conflict between the anguish aroused by the real ground zero and the pristine plans for its renewal was, as Mr. Giuliani said, confusing.

The student is appalled, then dismissive, then aroused, then conflicted and violence ensues.

Arousing conflict is one of the social functions architecture performs.

The heavy-handed police response "was only arousing conflict," he said.

Difficulty reaching orgasm could be related to medication side effects, gynecological issues or an erotic conflict around what arouses you (in other words, a taboo element of your sexual identity).

Preliminary indications point to a heightened public awareness, which comes whenever feelings are aroused and the conflict is inflamed.

Jesus' attitude to the observance of the law generated conflict with the Pharisees; he also aroused the fear and hostility of the ruling Jewish authorities.

Things become more complicated when the play proper begins, as the reality of a permanent future together begins arousing conflicted feelings in Virginia.

In these ethical dilemmas the physicians avoided arousing conflicts, were afraid of using their authority, were burdened by moral responsibility and felt devalued and questioned about their way of handling the situation.