Sentence examples for soon aroused from inspiring English sources

Edward's pro-Norman policies, however, soon aroused widespread hostility.

Welcomed as peacemakers, they soon aroused ancestral memories of long-ago English invasions.

Castro's anti-American rhetoric and nationalisation of US companies soon aroused American anger.

The sultan may have hoped to use him in pan-Islamic propaganda, but Afghānī soon aroused suspicion and was kept inactive, at arm's length and under observation.

In 1686 he was made first court chaplain at Dresden, then the most valued position in the German Lutheran Church, but his views soon aroused opposition.

Put forward in late 1996, the scheme soon aroused angry protests, led by Barbara Hall, mayor of the older, smaller Toronto, whose proud citizens feared they would be swamped by the suburbs, three times as populous.

For example, widespread interest was aroused soon after the outbreak of war when rumours began to fly between the rural black communities that the Company planned to conscript them.

His methods, carried into the Congregational and Presbyterian churches of larger towns, were soon dubbed "new measures" and aroused intense criticism from men such as Lyman Beecher who had been educated in the sterner traditions of eastern schools.

The only flaw was that an actual reporter from The Washington Post was listening on the phone during the production, suspicions were aroused, and pretty soon the jig was up.

Although "The Spook" aroused controversy and was soon pulled from theaters, it later gained cult status as a bootleg video and, in 2004, was released on DVD.

The two men were arrested (at American officials' request) soon after landing in the Netherlands.Mr Al Soofi aroused security officials' suspicions early.