Sentence examples for that aroused from inspiring English sources

But it wasn't just social issues that aroused his ire.

Understandably, that aroused opposition, and not only among those who thought desegregation was a bad idea.

Entrusted with an independent authority that aroused jealousy in Penang, Raffles established his headquarters in Malacca.

He had a knack for wandering into circumstances that aroused suspicion.

He can remember working at G.M. divisions that aroused anything but passion.

One element of his game that aroused criticism was his penchant for giving up home runs.

It was not Ye Shiwen's winning time that aroused John Leonard's suspicion, or even her age.

Instead, there were the pickets and a narrative of heroism that aroused a questing middle class.

Philosophy, an early passion with Marcel, was the only subject that aroused his whole-hearted participation during his preparatory education.

In 1392 the king lost his sanity, a shocking event that aroused popular solicitude for the crown.

Charles had become drawn to a movement of church reform that aroused deep hostility among his Calvinist subjects.