Sentence examples for it aroused from inspiring English sources

It was viewed as a compromise between old and new ideas and was in places diplomatically ambiguous in its implied teaching; it aroused opposition from both conservatives and the more extreme Reformers.

This duet was a virtuoso showpiece, but unlike many such displays, it aroused gasps for its slowness and smoothness rather than for its speed.

Tells about Webster's Third International Dictionary and the controversy it aroused because of its linguistic liberalism.

It aroused discussion because of its hostile remarks about Akbar and his religious practices and apparently was suppressed until the reign of Jahāngīr in the early 17th century.

For its attack on all forms of morality based on religion it aroused formidable opposition, particularly from the son of Louis XV, the dauphin Louis, though it was published openly with the benefit of royal privilege.

It aroused scant sympathy then.

Word of it aroused mostly apathy tinged with resentment.

So absurd was his florid, Latinate style that it aroused hostile pamphlets even at the time.

One day the writer received some money, but it aroused bitterness.

It aroused enormous hostility in parliament, even among some Pheu Thai MPs.

It aroused worldwide concern and stimulated the development of the environmental movement.