He knew only one horrible detail, and his complete mention of it could barely have lasted a minute - but it was enough to arouse in me an intense fascination".
While sex toys aren't really my clam's jam, now and then I stumble upon a contraption cute enough to arouse my curiosity.
A perennial issue in popular melodrama: How do you create villains evil enough to arouse the anger of the righteous?
Even the long, lingering look that Desdemona gives the disgraced Cassio is enough to arouse any husband's suspicions.
What is new is not concern about immigrants in general but about Muslim immigrants in particular.September 11th and Osama bin Laden's justification of violence in the name of Islam were enough to arouse all sorts of worries about the Muslim world, where theocracies flourish, women tend to be downtrodden, zealots chop off limbs for breaches of the law and adulterers may be stoned to death.
Something as small as a group of friends taking on a charitable project was irregular enough to arouse suspicion, and a foreigner meant nothing but trouble.
I am not proud of being stupid enough to arouse the wrath of a studio that is much more powerful than I am".
I am not proud of being stupid enough to arouse the wrath of a studio that is much more powerful than I am". The lesson that Lisa Cohen learns in the course of the movie that she cannot bend intransigent forces to comply with her own sense of personal justice mirrors Lonergan's struggle to see his artistic vision realized.
One of their main cries became "We are just going for a walk!" Singing a song, wearing a white ribbon (the symbol of the anti-Putin protests) or merely sitting down in a group was enough to arouse the suspicion of the police.
Yet most intolerable — sickening and intolerable — was the look in the eyes of Stiles and Veneris, who, glancing back as they moved through the visible swarm of enemy bullets, turned upon me their measureless scorn and loathing.... Coming awake, awash in sweat, I felt my pounding heart and was sure I'd made a strangled noise, loud enough to arouse my friends.
