Sentence examples for interview aroused from inspiring English sources

When the interview aroused the usual smattering of ill-informed comments, Alastair Campbell tweeted rather brilliantly: "To those asking what @stephenfry has to be depressed about, would you ask what someone has to be cancerous, diabetic or asthmatic about?" Monday marked the beginning of Men's Health Week, and the theme this year is challenging the stigma of mental health.

The Polish interviews aroused all kinds of controversy when the film was finally shown, on the grounds that Lanz­mann's scenes of peasant anti-Semitism represented Poland unfairly.

The interview had aroused interest from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, as it appeared just prior to the firm's hotly-awaited initial public offering.

During one interview, agents watched Mr. Miller as he grew aroused while he looked through a book of images of children, two law enforcement officials said.

In an interview, he said his suspicions had been aroused for a number of reasons, including the man's great apparent wealth.

In another video from 2016, an officer interviewing Nassar mentions allegations that the doctor would get aroused while with patients.

"The more a person tries to sleep, the more aroused he or she gets," Dr. Hauri said in an interview.

The chief prosecutor, Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei, announced that two "foreign nationals" were arrested Sunday while conducting an interview with Sajad Ghaderzadeh, the son of Sakineh Mohammadi-Ashtiani, whose conviction and stoning sentence aroused an international uproar.

While interviewing Thomas A. Edison in 1895, Blackton's interest in films was so aroused that in the following year he and Albert E. Smith established Vitagraph; in 1899 they were joined by William T. Rock.

Became a little aroused.

This aroused Sergeant Johnson.