Scipio's extraordinary successes aroused intense jealousies and rivalries as the danger to Rome receded.
Elizabeth Hardwick, who visited Berenson toward the end of his life, put her finger on the problem when she wrote of Berenson, in a memoir essay, that "his success... aroused superstitious twitchings among people everywhere.... Hadn't life turned out to be too easy for this poor Jewish fine arts scholar from Boston?
His success has aroused a community of racists, experts said, concerned by the possibility of the country's first black president.
The success of this demonstration aroused worldwide excitement and led to the formation of the American Marconi Company.
Julian, however, was a magnificent success, a fact that aroused Constantius' jealousy and led to Julian's usurpation; for the latter was proclaimed Augustus, in spite of Constantius' opposition, at Lutetia in 361.
He promulgated the first Ottoman constitution on Dec. 23, 1876, primarily to ward off foreign intervention at a time when the Turks' savage suppression of the Bulgarian uprising (May 1876) and Ottoman successes in Serbia and Montenegro had aroused the indignation of Western powers and Russia.
The degree of expectation aroused by the success of that generation is a powerful factor underlying the discontent at Manchester United.
Despite A Life's success, the furor over Semiramide aroused an overwhelming demand for Italian opera.
The occurrence of complications and the limited success of these therapies have aroused great interest in understanding OSCC physiopathology, which may lead to the improvement of current treatments and the development of new therapeutic approaches [ 8– 10].
In 1953, two years after the enormous success of "Catcher," Salinger, a man easily aroused to embarrassment or derision, retreated to Cornish, New Hampshire, and remained there until his death, in 2010.
Their fate threatens to tarnish the image of Africa's shiniest success story.Survival International, a London-based lobby, has aroused international anxiety about the reserve's indigenous Bushmen, also known as the San, who were once hunter-gatherers.
