Sentence examples for determination aroused from inspiring English sources
So the decision of the agency to even undertake a formal "national coverage determination" aroused some controversy.
His enthusiasm, perseverance, and steadfast determination to triumph aroused the king of Prussia and the emperor of Austria, and the enheartened allies were victorious at Leipzig in October 1813.
That the initiative should have provoked such anger, but also interest, highlights a deeper problem in the Arab world: for all its centrality to the Arab experience during the past half-century, and for all the justifiable grievances it has aroused, the Palestinian fight for self-determination has, in many respects, rendered the Arab world impotent.
His view of this work is uncompromising, even a little heroic, colored by the cop dramas he watched growing up, and his determination to expose flawed tactics and shoddy work has aroused the anger of officers and prosecutors.
Thus, the determination of serum HE4 level in endometrial cancer patients has aroused wide attention.
Together, the two developments steeled Confederate officials' determination to force immigrant men into service — regardless of whether their citizenship was de jure or de facto — and aroused hostility toward the consuls who were protecting those men.
This aroused Sergeant Johnson.
