Sentence examples for further arouse from inspiring English sources

Teachers try to further arouse that curiosity in specific subjects.

Mr. Henry and others point out instances of what they describe as selective enforcement of the code by town officials, and he feels that the bureau will only further arouse suspicion of unfairness.

No matter how naughty and challenging your child's behavior might be, Santa is going to come to them and as such, you are undermining yourself by issuing empty threats that further arouse your child with anxiety when they hear it.

Could charitable inclination, further aroused by new tax breaks, really assume the burdens relinquished by government?

One's curiosity is further aroused by the constant references to guardians and medicals, and the fact that Hailsham students are special and their welfare paramount.

Pakistani concerns are further aroused by American demands that Pakistan move troops away from its eastern border even while India continues to deploy three-fourths of its vast forces against Pakistan.

The timing of Musharraf's aliment was greeted with incredulity by observers whose suspicions were further aroused by the fact the former army chief had been taken directly to a military hospital for treatment.

The marriage arranged (1238) by Henry between his sister, Eleanor, and his brilliant young French favourite, Simon de Montfort, earl of Leicester, increased foreign influence and further aroused the nobility's hostility.

Francis's later suicide, shortly after receiving a mysterious phone call, further arouses Rust's suspicions and eventually leads him back to that abandoned school, where he finds more ghostly murals on the wall and, of course, more of those occult sculptures.

(As Bill Dobbs, a longtime AIDS activist, recounted to me, the mayor further aroused the ire of the gay community when, facing a difficult primary race against David N. Dinkins in 1989, he declared on a radio call-in show that he was "a heterosexual").

Sentiments were further aroused by blanket coverage of the earthquake in the state-controlled media a departure from the party's usual tongue-tied approach to disasters.Responding to the mood, the government declared three days of public mourning from May 19th.