Sentence examples for has always aroused from inspiring English sources

Blavatsky has always aroused mixed feelings.

He has always aroused as much distrust as love.

The Platycerium, or staghorn fern, has always aroused great curiosity because of its unusual shape.

Oxbridge has always aroused passionate opposition from egalitarians and inverted snobs.

The combination of music and poetry, as practiced in court circles and among the mystics, has always aroused the wrath of the lawyer divines who wield so much authority in Islamic communities.

But playing with the representational possibilities of photographs, and the bodies contained therein, has always aroused the suspicion of viewers with a perpetual, if naïve, desire for objective renderings of the world around them.

They hadn't even let her die with that stern expression of hers, well versed in suffering, that had always aroused people's respect.

The anti-adhesive surfaces have always aroused great interest of worldwide scientists and engineers.

From agriculture to automobiles to autocorrect, new things have always required new words - and new words have always aroused strong feelings.

Asian porn has always (or, in any case, since 2014) aroused the interest of women, but 2018 was a year where related terms were among the very most popular.

Often dismissed as parochial, The Chronicle has not been a magnet for major awards — it was too idiosyncratic for that — but it has always paid serious attention to subjects that arouse local passions, like gay rights, the environment and arts.