Sentence examples for he also aroused from inspiring English sources

He also aroused feelings of protectiveness".

Jesus' attitude to the observance of the law generated conflict with the Pharisees; he also aroused the fear and hostility of the ruling Jewish authorities.

"My own body burned," Arcadia reflects, "achy with exhaustion, stretched taut from sex -- my brain singing a bright, electric tune, which he also aroused in me".

He also aroused her appetite for excess; describes her extravagent ways––expensive jewels, exotic animals, etc. Claims her signature perversities weren't original; mentions Princess di Belgiojoso, who pioneered macabre makeup and hair, and Rachilde, who adopted two sewer rats.

He also aroused a special furor with his ill-considered selection of a governor in Luxor from the Islamist party founded by Gamaa al-Islamiya, which conducted a terrorist attack there that killed more than 60 people in 1997, before the Brotherhood renounced violence.

He also arouses interest because of the belief that he must be able to solve some of the crimes of the past – though possibly not those of greatest interest in Britain: Yvonne Fletcher and Lockerbie.

During her eight years as the governor's wife, Nancy developed the skills that later served her in the White House, but she also aroused controversy.

Chafin's anti-union activities did successfully keep the United Mine Workers out of Logan County, but they also aroused the anger of UMW officials.

He has also aroused a certain amount of confused, furtive affection in people who would not normally vote Conservative without a pistol to the temple.

"For me these visits have also aroused guilt feelings," he wrote in a 2006 essay for the New York Review of Books.

Schorske's readings of artists also aroused skepticism, not least because he tended to overlook parallel activity in Paris, London, New York, and Chicago, where quite different forces were at play.