Last night, most homes tuned in television and radio reports of President Hussein's speech to the Arab people in which he played on themes that could not but help rouse passions.
Experimental physics does not usually rouse passions, but the European Union's decision to back a French site as the European candidate for a $5 billion nuclear fusion reactor has left Spanish opposition leaders fuming.
Mr. Obama will frame the new effort — likely to rouse passions on all sides of the highly divisive issue — as "policy reform that controls immigration and makes it an orderly system," said the official, Cecilia Muñoz, deputy assistant to the president and director of intergovernmental affairs in the White House.
However, Hindu nationalists, who have long used the issue to rouse passions, felt the judgment opened the way for the building of a new temple on the contested land, pointing to the judges' ruling that the mosque had been built at the site of earlier Hindu temples and on the birthplace of the god-king Ram.
Comments rouse passions among writers, but they also bring a new form of content online.
The mêlée lasted into the early morning.For months Salafist preachers had roused passions with similar tales of forced reconversions of women, which the ageing and equally conservative church leadership only feebly denied.
Fears that the United States, Britain and other English-speaking countries are using a cold-war eavesdropping network to gain a commercial edge roused passions across Europe, even after the notion was denied in Washington and London.
Fears that the United States, Britain and other English-speaking countries are using a cold-war eavesdropping network to gain a commercial edge roused passions across Europe today, even after Washington and London roundly denied the notion.
The group's leader, Abu Bakr Baghdadi, has accelerated the extremist message and roused passions on all sides.
