Sentence examples for offer aroused from inspiring English sources
But rather than reassuring him, the offer aroused suspicion that Ms. Gillibrand lacked conviction, a grievous flaw in the eyes of a man who prides himself on his willingness to stand up for principles, whatever the political cost.
It is clear to the careful reader, however, that Faust offered "DADT" because it was an easy reason to offer without arousing controversy.
The report offered new evidence of how his arrest aroused suspicion at the F.B.I. and C.I.A. that he might be a terrorist hijacker.
In March, Günter Krämer's new production of Wagner's "Der Ring des Nibelungen" for the Opéra Bastille got under way with a "Rheingold" that offered initial grounds for optimism but also aroused misgivings.
Reedy aroused further suspicion when she declined the offer of a victim's advocate.
Dr. Shapiro and other E.M.D.R. proponents argue that the technique offers a nonverbal shortcut to the emotions and memories aroused by the traumatic event.
Sanger also make it clear she would speak to any audience that would have her and did not offer any special fondness for the KKK: "Always to me any aroused group was a good group".
The LA Times' decline has aroused concern in Los Angeles and several entrepreneurs have offered to step in and buy the paper - including the music mogul David Geffen.
Napoleon had offered Charles the Austrian throne after Austerlitz, an act that aroused deep suspicion from Charles' brother, Austrian emperor Francis II.
The first altruistic attempts to offer direct family planning services began with private, pioneering groups and often aroused strong opposition.
Earlier American attacks on the city aroused widespread anger across Iraq, and drove many Shiites to offer food and other support to the insurgents there.
