Sentence examples for reputation aroused from inspiring English sources
Even so, his rebellious reputation aroused many women and the opera singer Leontyne Price confided in Cicely: "Girl, you got the prize... I've been after this motherfucker for years!" Despite his chronic infidelity, Davis was quite capable of feeling jealousy.
Shakespeare's biography, particularly his humble origins and obscure life, seemed incompatible with his poetic eminence and his reputation for genius, arousing suspicion that Shakespeare might not have written the works attributed to him.
Smith's absence at the morning shootaround aroused some suspicion, given his reputation for late-night activity.
Mr. Kramer remained unfazed by the furor his criticism aroused and professed to be somewhat puzzled at his reputation.
It has aroused outrage around the world, alarming friends and allies, depriving the United States of its reputation as a country that does not resort to inhumanity.
Egged on by followers anxious to win a reputation under his auspices, Newton allowed himself to be drawn into the centre of the fray; and, once his temper was aroused by accusations of dishonesty, his anger was beyond constraint.
His international reputation had been established with the release of "Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors" (1964), made in Ukraine; it won numerous awards and aroused the suspicion of the Soviet authorities.
This aroused Sergeant Johnson.
