Sentence examples for naturally aroused from inspiring English sources

PARIS — Unusual, almost unique, the collapse of the house in the rue d'Anjou, Paris, on Friday evening [April 25] has naturally aroused widespread comment in the city.

Home Office minister Jeremy Browne suggested Huppert should "not pre-empt the process", and admitted his curiosity was "less naturally aroused than Julian's in this area".

LIVING as New Yorkers do at the center of the cosmos -- a distinction that we carry with modesty by proclaiming our city merely the Capital of the World -- a new arrival to the known solar system naturally arouses interest.

That naturally arouses great expectations among us Members, and I have to say, Mr Barroso, that my reaction was similar to that of Mr Swoboda, for what you went on to say about the directive on services under these headings actually turned out to be rather insubstantial.

The van filled with something resembling smoke, though I didn't panic because I recalled reading that air bags are packed in corn starch and thus are naturally smoky when aroused.

The naturally disagreeable emotions aroused by the plot provide a subordinate and contrary emotion, the "movement" of which "fortifies" the predominant passion.

Despite television ads comparing this power-buying concept to having sex, Mercata has not aroused enough naturally existing passions to bargain as much as eBay and other auctions do.

Anxiety and emotional seepage can give away deception but people respond to stimuli in different ways; some are easily aroused or naturally anxious.

Betty is an actress-model-whatever from out of town, and it is the whatever, naturally, that arouses the phlegmatic Mr. Lynch.

Exosomes are naturally secreted nanovesicles that have recently aroused a great interest in the scientific and clinical community for their roles in intercellular communication in almost all physiological and pathological processes.

Jewish cause naturally lost friends here in wave of anger aroused by terrorist action.