Sentence examples for despite arousing from inspiring English sources
Despite arousing the government's suspicion (in 1969 she was branded an international agent of subversion), Ms Perlman and her team completed a study of 750 people.
There was praise too from Hollywood, with Meryl Streep, who played Thatcher in her declining years in The Iron Lady, expressing her admiration for Thatcher's pressing ahead with what she believed in, despite arousing a level of hatred normally confined to "mass murderers".
Despite arousing the disapproval of many of his contemporaries, both pagan and Christian, Philoponus' immediate influence may have been considerable among fellow-monophysites in Egypt.
Despite the arousing story, Strahan was still curious about one last thing: "Is it one size fits all or do they got different sizes?" "Different sizes, man," Jackman nodded, with approval of course.
Despite the fact that we have used pleasant and arousing music, we did not detect positive influences on verbal learning.
Anger, in contrast, despite its features in common with disgust (both being negatively-valenced, highly arousing, withdrawal-related emotions), did not modulate the "grasping" simulation (response time), likely because it was not specific for the task.
Still, despite (or because of) its avoidance of in-your-face salaciousness, "Forever... " remains a potent and arousing little work.
Despite using the log-off function, the application continued to send her updates afterwards, revealing his travel history and arousing suspicions about his lover, Le Figaro newspaper said.
Despite Wallpaper's high profile, or quite likely as a result of it, the magazine began arousing the resentment of the design world's taste makers and gossips.
