Ms. Vieira said she was engrossed by "Slumdog," apart from her role on the television show, and said if it aroused new interest, "that would be terrific".
When told to give a medication every eight hours, for example, do so even if it means arousing yourself or the child from sleep.
Speaking of the state's dire situation as a whole, Mr. Vitale said that the time was ripe for daring proposals, and that he hoped Mr. Corzine -- and the Legislature -- would act immediately to right the state's finances even if it meant arousing the anger of voters.
It is a good idea to let them sample the tea first, or give away bags of it as a freebie before they buy it to see if it will arouse any interest.
And if the vets fail, politicians will weigh in soon enough to say a truly weasel position this one that even if the beef is safe, it arouses public fears, which should be listened to as attentively as the scientists are.
A book with this level of smut, filth, whatever — there would be no point if it wasn't arousing to write.
The book resides in the popular imagination as kitsch, as if it were a series of aroused and arousing Pilates poses for two.
Then he pulled up short, sensing the controversy this would arouse if it were presented as a Pentagon bioengineering scheme rather than just Andy Marshall and his wonks looking over the horizon.
Like the fervent hopes Mr Blair aroused, that longing, if it existed, seems to have faded.Still more ambitiously, "Diana week" is extolled as the time when Britain's upper lip definitively relaxed.
If envy is aroused, it can be a useful prompt.
