Sentence examples for has aroused such from inspiring English sources

No incoming president in recent times has aroused such hope.

Clinton has come to believe that there is an overriding reason that she has aroused such resentment: her gender.

And the reason the scheme has aroused such hostility is that everybody thinks that it would make the Tube as unmanageable as the railways.

But has there ever been a linguistic phenomenon that has aroused such curiosity, suspicion, fear, confusion, antagonism, fascination, excitement and enthusiasm all at once as texting?

To Bouton, it is especially galling that Kerviel has aroused such sympathy among the French public, a sentiment that might be attributed to an innate French hostility toward financial institutions and their highly paid executives and traders.

Another top official on economic matters, Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the budget director, has aroused such animosity in Congress among lawmakers from both parties that his utility as a budget negotiator has been compromised.

It's been a while since the first blows of a fight have aroused such anticipation, a jolting jab from Mayweather opening the debate.

Mr. Freeh, in a letter to Mr. Clinton and Congressional Republicans on Tuesday, said that in his seven years as F.B.I. director no issue had aroused such opposition as the possibility that the sentence of Mr. Peltier, an Indian activist, might be commuted.

The men in Ellington's band, which was playing when Benny Goodman was in short trousers and when the word "swing" was unknown, have aroused such admiration individually that there are many collectors who spend their time searching for old Ellington records not because they want to listen to the band as a whole but to savor the thirty seconds in which their particular hero takes a solo.

In fact, as a psychiatrist who regularly prescribes medications such as lithium, clozapine, tricyclic antidepressants, and monoamine oxidase inhibitors, all of which can have lethal effects if not managed properly, I find it ironic that the relatively minor side effects of marijuana have aroused such great concern among those opposed to greater utilization of marijuana.

Every step in the unification process that is going on in the world has aroused just such fears.