Sentence examples for quickly aroused from inspiring English sources

His handlers, however, refused to believe him — and Philby's intelligence coup quickly aroused their suspicion.

His handlers, however, refused to believe him and Philby's intelligence coup quickly aroused their suspicion.

In Ms. Coote's first scene, the orchestra mirrored the impetuous rush and falter of a young lover whose jealousy — and other things — is quickly aroused.

Officer Wood was waiting for the F.B.I. to arrive when Mr. Clark showed up, and his moving the box and scrubbing the floor quickly aroused suspicion.

The alliance and the project quickly aroused the suspicion of the Reagan Administration, which saw it as an attempt by the Soviet Union and its Cuban proxies to establish a military foothold in the eastern Caribbean.

When the board reversed field again, on Nov. 22, and stopped counting at a very damaging moment for Mr. Gore, with Mr. Penelas on the sidelines, Democratic suspicions were quickly aroused.

A parent plays an important role in alarm training – if the child does not quickly arouse and take care of business, the parent must promptly awaken the child.

Women have no such refractory period and can quickly become aroused again from any point in the resolution stage.

Neuroticism reflects a global dimension of negative emotionality that encompasses the tendencies to experience negative affect in the face of minor stressors, to be aroused quickly and for arousal to fall slowly following stimulation.

The sensational discovery of the Gunpowder Plot, as it quickly became known, aroused a mood of national relief at the delivery of the king and his sons which Salisbury exploited to extract higher subsidies from the ensuing Parliament than any but one granted to Elizabeth.

Social movements, such as unions and landless farmers, their expectations aroused, may quickly become frustrated.