Sentence examples similar to keep from arousing animosity from inspiring English sources
They want to avoid emotion and to keep from becoming aroused," Larsen said.
Ever since I first encountered him, in his capacity as President of the Cambridge Union, 63 years ago, he aroused animosity in some quarters and admiring friendship in others.
And to counter monotony, you always have to do something new to keep the brain aroused.
The tantalizing flavors keep my palate aroused long after the content has melted away.
"If you can find a way to keep yourself from being aroused by thinking about your grandmother or puppies or something that's not sexually arousing to you, then you can trick it," Dr. AJ Marston, a psychology professor at Beacon College in Florida, told VICE.
"If you can find a way to keep yourself from being aroused by thinking about your grandmother or puppies or something that's not sexually arousing to you, then you can trick it," Dr. AJ Marsden, a psychology professor at Beacon College in Florida, told VICE.
Purnell has risen fast without arousing the animosity of his colleagues.
Research begins to indicate that if two parents keep their animosity under control and stay together, children are OK.
I managed to keep the animosity that I felt toward my father within bounds for the length of my weekend leaves.
However, the Methodists aroused much animosity and hostility from church authorities and some members.
