Freudians had theorized that Capgras patients were suffering from unbearable Oedipal desires aroused by the blow to the head, but Ramachandran demonstrated that severed neural pathways between the facial-recognition areas of the visual cortex and the emotional centers of the brain were responsible for the disorder.
your ability or inability to feel sexual desire, become aroused, and achieve orgasm.
They don't sexually desire or get aroused by looking at other men, only by the sexual act.
Vogel inspired the desire to learn about movies; Cahiers aroused the desire to make movies.
His desire for Sydney is aroused so quickly that he tries to pry her loose from Irving even as he's arresting her.
They aroused the desire to be heard, even in those who were far from formulating what needed to be said or in what medium.
And yet, in the case of David Cameron, it is his failure to provide complete answers that has aroused the desire for further scrutiny.
Velázquez's visit, with Rubens, to see the famous paintings in the royal monastery of the Escorial near Madrid is said by Palomino to have aroused his desire to go to Italy.
The top end Android phones have caught up, and until Apple upgrades the iPhone with a bigger screen and a new look, it seems unlikely that it can reignite the crazy desire its phones once aroused in China.
Odette enters as a timid, shadowy figure who is immediately marked down by Swann "not without beauty... but... a kind of beauty that left him indifferent, that aroused no desire, even caused him a sort of... repulsion".
