Sentence examples for one that arouses from inspiring English sources

Finally, optics technology is the one that arouses great interest and demand in fashion and design.

But it is a discursive, resilient descent; one that arouses in the reader, along with sadness over what is being lost, exhilaration that it ever existed.

In recent months, the cost of higher education has become a central issue of the Occupy movement, and one that arouses bipartisan concern.

The offer of a donation made in terms of a percentage of proceeds has become a familiar pitch, and it is one that arouses the profound irritation of people like Professor Einstein and the economist Patrick M. Rooney, monitors of the philanthropic world, precisely because the phrase itself is subjective and vague.

The one that always arouses the woulda, coulda, shoulda, in my life.

The weekend began with what seemed like an odd and troubling event, but one that hardly aroused widespread alarm.

One that is arousing debate is "Born to Steal: When the Mafia Hit Wall Street" (Warner Books, $24.95) by Gary Weiss, a senior writer at Business Week.

The goal of truce terms that would put an end to weapons smuggling and involve international monitors, accompanied by the promise of a lifting of the siege of Ghetto Gaza, was one that aroused considerable support within the Arab world.

With each swing of his hips, Elvis rattled the Christian stranglehold on America values and appealed to a very different spiritual sensibility in Americans, one that is not aroused by church music or sermons, but by rock concerts and fan magazines.

Few medical breakthroughs arouse such excitement as one that promises to end trips to the dentist.

Asymmetry of tonsils that arouses suspicion for malignancy is one of the indications for tonsillectomy.