Sentence examples for could be aroused from inspiring English sources

The somnolent Democrats could be aroused by the environment issues.

The idea that Leonardo could be aroused by a woman at all is a bit of a surprise.

Religion and politics were joined in the career of Bal Gangadhar Tilak, an orthodox Maharashtrian Brahman who believed that the people of India could be aroused only by appeals couched in religious terms.

The rise of Tea Party advocates, accompanied by protesters across the country waving copies of the Constitution as they demonstrate, underscores the degree to which voters could be aroused by debate at the confirmation hearings over interpreting the Constitution.

"It had only been a second, but one that showed me how easily people anywhere could be aroused in a time of a crisis, despite all attempts at understanding". Winston Churchill, England's first lord of the admiralty, instituted a naval blockade of Germany.

"She was an authority on the cut, fit, colour, construction and proper functioning of brassieres; and her friends had learned that her interest, even in moments of extreme emotional or physical distress, could be aroused and her composure restored by the hasty utterance of the phrase: "I saw a brassiere today, Mary, that would have interested you......

The results of present study, superhydrophilicity (∼0°) and underwater ultra-oleophobicity (143.8°) or superhydrophobicity after surface modification (158.7°) and high sensitivity to acetone of 100 ppm: 82.6, are quite desirable and could be arouse the interest of other researchers and materials engineers who are engaged in surface-functionalization field.

But the kind of cultured pervert the people of Newcastle are scared of, could surely be aroused as easily by a depraved watercolour as a photograph.

Apart from repeated instances of levitation, he is also credited with supernatural healing powers and ecstasies from which he could not be aroused, even by beatings.

Her friends said she was fine the night before, when they went to a concert, but that morning she couldn't be aroused.

Standing, in his New York Giants parka, at the gate to Mount Hermon, Yitzhak Tsuela worried that international sentiment could not be aroused to defend the ski resort his moshav -- a collective -- built.