Sentence examples for newly aroused from inspiring English sources
He talks like a newly aroused revolutionary, and Tim Robbins plays him with a scowl that gives way to an impish grin.
Many bishops who had taken part in the Worms assembly and had subsequently been excommunicated now surrendered to the pope, and immediately the king was also faced with the newly aroused opposition of the nobility.
Meanwhile, if we can figure out what triggers the "awakening" of dormant cancer cells, they might be tricked into revealing themselves at the wrong time, after the immune system has been boosted to destroy them in their vulnerable, newly aroused state.
In a Republican Party hoping to rebound in 2010 on the strength of a newly energized and ideologically aroused conservative grassroots, Palin's influence is now unparalleled.
The missile defense project accelerated during this summer's war in Georgia, which aroused Polish fears of a newly aggressive Russia.
Newly emerged metal organic frameworks (MOFs) have aroused the great interest in designing functional materials by means of its flexible structure and component.
In September 2012, Kesha aroused lots of publicity for her newly released single, "Supernatural," when she told Ryan Seacrest the song was inspired by a randy romp with a male ghost.
In the early 1830s Sainte-Beuve was hampered by his dislike for the newly established regime of King Louis-Philippe, which had aroused his anger mainly by its brutal handling of the riots of 1832.
This aroused Sergeant Johnson.
