Sentence examples for nonetheless aroused from inspiring English sources
The savagery of Carvalho's beating and the glee of the young fans, unaware of what was unfolding but nonetheless aroused and stimulated by the extraordinary violence and perhaps now traumatised, will be seen in the broader sense as a calamitous and indefensible episode in Dublin.
When World War I broke out, Elgar was horrified at the prospect of the carnage, but his patriotic feelings were nonetheless aroused.
Hardly appealing to the gustatory sense, this work nonetheless arouses a somatic response at the same time that it invites rumination on the venerable hierarchy of the senses that puts the distance senses of sight and hearing above the bodily senses of touch, smell, and taste.
Moreover, it is through emotion, whose power is to disturb the equilibrium of psyche [ 34], that screened fiction stirs people's psyche, nonetheless the emotions aroused by cinema refer to a virtual world and therefore have the potential to increase the individuals' self-awareness while making them feel relatively "safe" [ 34, 35].
The Chinese public, however, was aroused.
His private life, however, often aroused indignation.
Still, his announcement aroused suspicion.
This aroused yet more skepticism.
It would, however, arouse considerable opposition abroad.
The Nazification attempt aroused strong resistance, however.
