Sentence examples for figure aroused from inspiring English sources

In barrister's black, the taut passionate figure aroused the admiration of millions.

Michael White in the Guardian says that with "the possible exceptions of Aneurin Bevan and Arthur Scargill on the left and Margaret Thatcher or Enoch Powell on the radical right, no mainstream postwar political figure aroused such partisan loyalty – or fear".

From the start, Arden was a figure who aroused controversy.

She was not only the principal owner of the Reds, but someone who had become a controversial national figure, having aroused the ire, the ridicule and the disgust of many for her intemperate and awkward remarks.

Scholem's magnum opus, "Sabbatai Sevi: The Mystical Messiah," which appeared in English translation in 1973, is a consummate history of a seventeenth-century messiah figure who aroused, among the diasporic Jewish masses, the hope of a return to Jerusalem; it is a book enormously suggestive of the origins of Christianity.

It has the potential to be aggressive, but Giant Schnauzers are usually reserved - they are "amiable in repose, and a commanding figure when aroused" Giant Schnauzers have been described as trustworthy with children.

This figure has aroused public concern about whether ambulatory expenditures are used in alignment with people's actual medical needs.

Amid the passionate discussion that these figures arouse, one comment by David McAuley, the trust's chief executive, deserves attention: "Reducing UK hunger will require a collective effort from the voluntary sector, government, the Department for Work and Pensions, businesses and the public.

Parodies of figuration also aroused interest.

For the arousal dimension, the range extended from a bored, sleepy figure (score of 1) to a highly aroused, frenzied figure (score of 9).

Everyone's analysis unearths a central fantasy, and mine is that of an outsider looking into the bedroom: feeling excited and scared, getting aroused, trying to figure out what is going on, but not having to get involved, not having to risk anything.