Sentence examples for that aroused interest from inspiring English sources

One passage of the cardinals' statement that aroused interest was their proposal for a church investigation of American seminaries to ensure that they are faithful to the church's teachings on morality.

Webster's definition of attractiveness, on the other hand, is, "The quality that arouses interest and pleasure.

Two questions arise from that circumstance: What happened in the 12th century that suddenly aroused interest in the fate of the Library of Alexandria and further led to an accusation that ʿAmr was the culprit?

The role of the regularity of alcohol consumption throughout the week and the effect of heavy regular or binge drinking on cardiovascular mortality and morbidity are factors that have recently aroused interest.

These were followed by more ambitious works that aroused considerable interest, especially in Germany, during the first decade of the 20th century.

In the books of the three prime ministers I served (Heath, Thatcher and Major), the parts that aroused most interest dealt with childhood, schooldays and university.

While it would be wrong to say that these have never aroused interest from the forces of law and order, the current batch of concerns is different.

On the other hand, John Murray III (1808 1892), who urged the author to publish his book under a more precise title (Figs. 1 and 2), must have been delighted published statements like these and others ("If a monkey has become a man what may not a man become?") aroused interest so that the trade sale scheduled for November 22 would be promoted.

Host defense peptides (HDPs) have aroused interest as potential oncolytic agents that overcome the limits of current drugs [10], [11].

Parodies of figuration also aroused interest.

His purely figural works based on photography also aroused interest.