Sentence examples for now aroused from inspiring English sources

Such statements brought prolonged cheers, a reflection of the passions now aroused by, of all things, foreign policy.

The lack of candour has now aroused the ire of many who have learnt about it, who see this as a matter of trust - and are not convinced that ISPs are earning that trust.

As it happens, he has now aroused all our curiosity and it makes you think if he has had to admit this tonight what other shareholdings may he have had and I think he needs to clean that up tomorrow".

The comments made by the elderly and poor residents about what the Jacui River was like in the past, compared to now, aroused strong feelings of solidarity among the students with these vulnerable people, and underlined the urgent need for a discussion of radical environmental, social, and economic measures for the public during the seminar "Dialogues: Citizenship in socioenvironmental DRR".

"I'd love to tell you that the American people are now aroused by the rules change in the Senate.

Nonetheless, it is now arousing interest from record labels, such as Miles Copeland's Ark 21, which manages the likes of Sting, The Moody Blues and The Beautiful South.

If priestly celibacy now arouses fear and distrust – rather than dispelling them – then there is no reason why the church cannot, in her wisdom, return to her more ancient practice.

In fact, otters have come back so successfully that they are now arousing the ire of fishermen, and especially fisheries, furious at the animal's ability to clear an artificially stocked lake of prize fish in a matter of days.

And as their threat recedes, smells now arouse curiosity and study.

If the United States can now arouse such hostility in a country that has been a close friend, then who knows what the effect of this administration's policies is in other less friendly, although still important, countries.

The feeling of mistrust that Komar and Melamid now arouse in me is the feeling that has been repeatedly expressed, within and without the art world, about the work of Julian Schnabel, David Salle, Francesco Clemente, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Robert Longo, Cindy Sherman, and the other new stars who have emerged into prominence during the past five years.