Ms. Sommers's controlled ire is perhaps most aroused by what she presents as a discrediting of the nature of boys, a movement strong in the academic world, which sees masculinity itself as a grave threat to the moral order.
Both killers manage to blend with their surroundings well enough to move about undetected, perhaps without arousing even the slightest glint of suspicion as they, too, go about their normal activities.
This Feb. 14, I recommend sharing something perhaps less arousing but far more sustaining than small bites, sweet bites, and all other bites you're likely to share with your partner: sincere sound bites.
The auteur is aroused, perhaps, by his own art, and with good cause.
Even ancient pyramids that he shot for a 2005 black-and-white photograph look expectant and aroused, perhaps because of what seems to be a cell tower in the distance behind them.
"This charming invasion," he wrote, "infected Paris, as we know, with a fever of curiosity less agonising, more purely aesthetic, but quite as intense perhaps as that aroused by the Dreyfus case".
This suggests that some athletes were perhaps more psychologically aroused by the upcoming competition than others.
Perhaps because of the queasiness aroused by parental violence or perhaps because the criminals had already been judged when the details emerged public and political anger has largely been displaced on to the doctors and social workers who might have prevented the death.
The state pays; parents choose; schools compete; standards rise; everybody gains.Simple, perhaps, but it has aroused predictable and often fatal opposition from the educational establishment.
