Sentence examples for so aroused from inspiring English sources
The person so aroused is, in effect, in a high state of readiness.
But the C.I.A.'s failure to do so aroused Congressional resentment.
Q: Well, I mean, in the commo - excitement and the public opinion was so aroused by the fire.
"Her empathy was so aroused she was not clear what to do with it," Dr. Aber says.
The befriending gets out of control, but Catherine is so aroused by firsthand accounts of it that she, too, falls into Chloe's embrace.
Like that other record which so aroused Mrs Whitehouse, Chuck Berry's "Ding-a-Ling," "Schools Out" reached the top of the charts.
It was an experience so sensuous, so arousing, so complete, that it was weeks before she could forget [it]..
Is the sight of two inches of breast so arousing to the young enlisted that you must protect their fragile sexuality?
Knoxville's character, Irving Zisman, is so bad and so perpetually aroused that he attempts to put his genitals inside a vending machine after his wife dies early in the film.
A white-haired man in cardigan and corduroys (Niall Buggy) longs for a last affair with a young and naive girl (Beth Cooke) and so arouses the doubts, suspicions and finally fury of his jealous wife (Brenda Blethyn).
As William Ashbrook describes one scene in The Grove Dictionary of Opera: Corradetti, in the role of Elio, tells "a group of schoolchildren of Poland's past glory, thereby so arousing Chopin that he runs into the house and creates a nocturne".
