Sentence examples for does not arouse the from inspiring English sources
Heart disease does not arouse the same passion.
More importantly, Mick does not arouse the same disturbing expectations as the narrator of God's Own Country, in which, early on, we had intimations of a deranged denouement.
The law, on the other hand, endures as a binding force precisely because it does not arouse the passions that are stoked by competing ideas of justice.
A1 Mr. Lazio's supporters see his lack of name recognition as a potential plus: He does not arouse the strong antipathy that both Mr. Giuliani and Mrs. Clinton do in various quarters.
Peet's has 59 stores, and its turnover last year was $84.3m.In this section Foundry father Floating on air Abuzz Let the games begin While Welch waited Protection racket Hype on the Vistula Time to rebuild ReprintsUnlike the other 500-pound gorilla from Seattle, however, Starbucks does not arouse the enmity of smaller rivals.
Unlike the intellectually radiant Arseniy Yatsenyuk (leader of the Tymoshenko bloc), he is not tarred by failures in power; unlike Oleh Tyahnybok, leader of the Freedom Party (Svoboda), he does not arouse the phobias of the Russian-speaking east and south.
On May 16, 2007, when the consignor acquired the picture at Christie's, the Mitchell did not arouse the same interest.
Still, Mr. Kolasky noted that the Microsoft case did not arouse the same invective from Washington as did the G.E.-Honeywell case.
One Latin American envoy said Nicaragua's candidacy did not arouse the passions that Venezuela's did in 2006 because "you can do a lot more damage as a member of the Security Council".
As a result, these important issues do not arouse the enthusiasm of architecture students or building professionals.
