Sentence examples for it arouses in from inspiring English sources

I understand the desire to win and the passion it arouses in both players and spectators.

The cunning magic of the play was the disturbance it arouses in everyone.

Of course it cannot be sustained, this May-swell and the feeling it arouses in each of us.

As for Monza, he said, the Ferrari team would have to rise to requite the passions it arouses, in Italy and around the world, and strain every sinew to help Alonso finish ahead of Vettel.

When the invitation arrived for this recent alumni reading and reunion, it aroused in me the usual reactions: dread, curiosity, regret, despair.

The West Wing first aired in 1999 when New Labour was at the zenith of its powers, yet – much like the character in Martin Amis's novel The Information who yearns for a cigarette even when he is smoking one – it aroused in them a wistful dissatisfaction.

Quite the contrary, despite the recurring interest in the theme and the constancy of academic interest that it arouses (reflected in the constant appearance in the literature specialised in educational technology of the last 50 years), it seems that the results of recent experiments, are at least inconclusive (Pane, Steiner, Baird, Hamilton, & Pane, 2017).

And so, he said: "I don't have any idea what emotions, if any, my old canoe paddle on display in there will arouse in others, but what it chiefly arouses in me, aside from a few recollections, is disgust that I let a useful tool lie out for three or four years among willows beside a stock pond, where it was rotted by weather and fractured by the hooves of Black Angus cows.

While Las Gaviotas has largely faded from public view within Colombia, it arouses interest in energy-efficiency circles in rich countries.

As Littleton recounts in his book Glassblowing: A Search for Form, he brought the object into the house where "it aroused such antipathy in my wife that I looked at it much more closely, finally deciding to send it to an exhibition.

It arouses anxiety in people, fears.