Sentence examples for even arousing from inspiring English sources
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In fact, the issue of where Bushwick begins has even aroused some disputes.
It even aroused the cynical Moscow Arts theatre audience to give it a tumultuous reception in 1984.
Mr. Darman's pragmatism, willingness to work with Democrats and desire to make a career of government rankled movement conservatives and even aroused their suspicions.
It is also pressing Iran for the release of three American hikers who were arrested, on suspicion of "spying", near the Iraq border a year ago and who have been rotting in Tehran's notorious Evin prison ever since.Turkey's mediating skills have even aroused excitement in Africa.
"The white people could then go on safari and see women with their bare breasts, their pubis shaved and get titillated, even aroused," Oka said.
The senseless and scandalous attack on Mr. Nixon at San Jose may even arouse enough of an emotional re sponse to give the Republican cam paign just the climax it needs for vic tory.
"I want to read something that will move, mesmerise and maybe even arouse me, make me think, make me sad or happy.
Wasn't there the danger, in seeing Hitler as a human being, of losing sight of his intrinsic evil and monstrous, demonic nature, even of arousing sympathy for him?
Far from being alarmed, she is sympathetic and even mildly aroused by this silken theft.
Yet Nasaw presents a wholly different picture of a kindly, quietly spoken man, unfailingly courteous towards his staff, even if aroused.
