Sentence examples for first aroused from inspiring English sources

My suspicions were first aroused when I received my first vaccinations in January 1991.

Her curiosity is first aroused after she has seen him close a deal at Remod.

Consider the piece that first aroused suspicion that the royal family's voicemails were being hacked.

After the clerk first aroused his suspicion of her, Mr. Blackman found that she had entered different years of birth on several forms.

The file reveals that Mr. Kempton's generally liberal views first aroused F.B.I. scrutiny in the late 1950's and earned the particular wrath of Mr. Hoover.

The case that first aroused suspicion against her involved an infant who died less than an hour after an extensive physical examination.

Or getting into verbal conflicts with people on the street because their ignorant "straight" behinds are ashamed of the fact that they were, even for a slight second, aroused.

"Behind it is the idea that to avoid suspicion, you must first arouse it," Simmonds laughs.

Even David Cameron once remarked that Tony Benn's book, Arguments for Democracy, had helped to first arouse his interest in politics.

Harriet Beecher Stowe was cautious in that task, first arousing the reader's sympathy, Williams observes, "through the medium of its white angel," the tubercular little Eva, whose fatal ailment worsens the more she learns of slaves' misery.

Back at the ranch, Babe befriends sheepdog Fly, despite her mate (and head-dog honcho) Rex's protestations: "He's a pig, Fly!" Babe first arouses Farmer Hoggett's interest as a potential "sheep-pig" when he herds chickens in the courtyard according to their colour by "asking them nicely".