Sentence examples for event aroused from inspiring English sources

This shocking event aroused much speculation as to Mishima's motives, and regret that his death had robbed the world of such a gifted writer.

Nor was it the only echo that those events aroused.

Three vigils staged outside the Chilean Embassy in Devonshire Street were small, profoundly self-conscious events, arousing little more than amused stares from Embassy workers.

In 1392 the king lost his sanity, a shocking event that aroused popular solicitude for the crown.

This shortcoming was on display at the event that aroused the most criticism during the trip: his speech at the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial on Monday.

According to Urban Dictionary, it is a "compulsive concern that one might miss an opportunity or satisfying event, often aroused by posts seen on social media websites".

This followed a series of events that aroused suspicions that he was involved with drugs.

The conference begins on Sunday, April 22, the first anniversary of one of the events that aroused that movement: the funeral of Hu Yaobang.

"Both events arouse indignation because first of all, like in the former gloomy time, they create the image of an enemy who is responsible for the majority of Russia's problems.

The burden of stress for this occupational group is thought to be related to critical incidents, events that arouse intense distress which may interfere immediately with functioning or result in later emotional sequelae [ 2].

She added: "I heard they were aroused by events in Guangdong".