Sentence examples for had not aroused from inspiring English sources

José said he had planned to carry Fátima two miles on foot to the nearest doctor when he woke up on Dec. 10, surprised she had not aroused him as usual with her crying.

Harold Hastings, speaker of the faculty, agreed that the setup had quieted professors' criticism, and Christine Sampson, an editor at the campus newspaper, said the honors college hadn't aroused much interest among students.

He had a hard time finding a job that he really cared about, and a harder time dealing with his discovery that the war hadn't aroused the country to either support or debate.

Will the ESRB?" The Escapist, thinking the issues of a year past long since died down, especially since they hadn't aroused much concern on first coming to light, did not expect the discord that ensued; response on their forums was heated, and the ESRB took "vigorous exception" to the piece.

And yet this has not aroused much commentary.

A project to combat domestic violence is unrelated to that list and has not aroused church opposition.

The report said that 448 of the 598 men who were transferred out of the prison after being held there without trial have not aroused further suspicion.

The prevarications have been cleverly crafted so as not to let people conclude GW is a wimp, and so far they have not aroused any negative reaction.

But so far they are focusing on an accusation that has not aroused much public outrage: they say she violated the law in 2009 by shifting hundreds of millions of dollars from environmental funds to pay pensions.

So far, though, it has not aroused the bitter controversy that the equally vast plan to dam the Yangtze at the Three Gorges did before its approval in 1992.

Despite television ads comparing this power-buying concept to having sex, Mercata has not aroused enough naturally existing passions to bargain as much as eBay and other auctions do.