Sentence examples for has aroused over from inspiring English sources

It is this kind of definition that has aroused, over the past century or so, the most interest and the most controversy.

Like that series, the new show has aroused anger over what some consider the exploitation of broad cultural stereotypes.

Most of forces acted on real structures are dynamic and topology optimization of dynamic structures has aroused wide attention over the past years.

But this year's race has aroused a genuine debate over education, with opposition candidates criticizing the top-heavy bureaucracy and inequities of the public schools.

Veils "suck .The row over veils has aroused massive public interest and is starting to resemble the anguished debate that took place in France over the ban on headscarves in schools.

As a representative membrane technology for liquid mixture separation, pervaporation (PV) has aroused great research interest and exhibited significant advantages over conventional technologies such as distillation and adsorption.

The Music Modernization Act aims to smooth over some of the biggest bumps, but a companion piece has aroused the ire of a collection of internet advocacy groups, which have voiced their concerns via a letter penned by copyright scholar Lawrence Lessig.

The disappearance of the forty-three harousedsed horror, indignation, and protest throughout Mexico and all over the world.

Republicans took over at every level in Louisiana and Georgia, although in Georgia growing diversity has aroused small glimmers of a Democratic revival.

This development has aroused concern.

That has aroused some interest".