Sentence examples for point arouses from inspiring English sources

This latter point arouses some specific questions, related to the stakes, benefits and limits of the participation of small firms in the innovative networks built by large companies, which are particularly studied in the next section.

And a meeting with the meddlesome dean of men, Hawes D. Caudwell, that is the book's dramatic high point, arouses his indignation.

At another point, Teresa Heinz Kerry aroused the audience's interest when she apparently tried to stop Jack from sucking his thumb.

Always game, though a little confused -- and at one point jokingly aroused -- O'Brien was game for the lashes.

But if the ultimate point is to arouse humane concern for Palestinians in general, Ms. Jacir's work falls short.

At some point I became aroused and started touching myself with my hand.

The pragmatic pleasure had in beholding beauty is only contingently aroused, but in point of fact it always is aroused by such beholding, because the having of an intuition is an act of mind, and therefore the will is brought into play.

According to the data collected by Studio XO, and presented in anticipation of the NDS's New York debut last night at BAM, "98% of Users were stimulated by the work they saw on the NDS reel; 83% of Users experienced relatively high levels of arousal; 65% of Users turned highly aroused at some point". .

A book with this level of smut, filth, whatever — there would be no point if it wasn't arousing to write.

At this point, I started to feel aroused.

When a kitten becomes aroused to the point of attack but cannot to do anything about it so she redirects her pent up emotion to the next closest thing.