Sentence examples for enough to arouse from inspiring English sources

And his salary — twenty-eight hundred dollars a month — was good, but not good enough to arouse concern.

Unfortunately, Ms. Marinari choreographically never let the plot thicken enough to arouse interest either in the writer or her fictions.

The excitement, however, is intellectual, which in theater is enough to arouse interest but not to sustain it.

A perennial issue in popular melodrama: How do you create villains evil enough to arouse the anger of the righteous?

The book, the documentary and Durst's arrest were enough to arouse interest at the Eureka police department.

Dr Roth cannot simply offer that software for download, as the very act of downloading it at all could be enough to arouse suspicion.

Proposed installations are therefore typically close enough to shore to arouse strong public opposition.

Only a handful were spirited away at a time - enough not to arouse suspicion.

Experts expect China to make more investments, but to keep them small enough to avoid arousing national security hawks.

The syndicates used the machines to deposit and transfer cash, often at amounts just low enough to avoid arousing suspicion.

On a good day, I'm emotionally involved enough to get aroused in one direction or the other.