Sentence examples for issues that arouse from inspiring English sources

ROGERS, Ark., July 15 — Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, returning to her red-state ties, chastised Democrats Saturday for taking on issues that arouse conservatives and turn out Republican voters rather than finding consensus on mainstream subjects.

But it wasn't just social issues that aroused his ire.

However, as others have noted, bailouts and the perceived ingratitude of Wall Street bankers is one of the only issues that arouses both the left and right.

Race here is a complex, ubiquitous, delicate issue that arouses both passion and boredom for everyone.

It's an issue that arouses strong feelings, with many angry at the stance taken by arts minister Ed Vaizey.

Even under the best of circumstances, immigration reform is a rancorous issue that arouses powerful nativist passions.

Even though Speaker Ryan was reportedly willing to hold a vote in the House, Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, refused to make room on the calendar for any issue that aroused dissent within his caucus.

His differences with Erdoğan were not chiefly over the issues that have aroused mass protest, but rather with his rhetorical style and his polarising stances in the Middle East.

The government's actions reflect concern that pollution is one of the few issues that can arouse public discontent across class and ethnic lines.

These are not the kinds of hot-button issues that immediately arouse viewer passions, but part of Hayes' bet is that there is an audience that wants to think about them when they get home from work.

She said Mr. Obama had not decided whether to post National Guard troops along the border, an issue that has aroused opposition in Mexico.