Sentence examples for that aroused the from inspiring English sources

Bolívar, though not a delegate, threw himself into the debate that aroused the country.

He defeated and expelled the Alemanni and the Franks, feats that aroused the jealousy of Constantius, who kept Julian short of funds and under secret surveillance.

Less ominous was the closing of "A Chorus Line". It was a pivotal event of the season, and one that aroused the most mixed emotions.

After publishing a number of political pamphlets that aroused the hostility of the authorities, he moved to Paris in 1848, a year of revolution throughout Europe.

At the public meeting, several residents complained about poor basic maintenance - it was probably the topic that aroused the strongest passions.

This shortcoming was on display at the event that aroused the most criticism during the trip: his speech at the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial on Monday.

Oh, my heart's darling, hear me this time!" Cathy cannot hear or come, but the violence of Heathcliff's desire generates a vivid reading experience that arouses the uncanny illusion that his cry might indeed be answered.

They have taught music to thousands of children in and around Chappaqua, and Don DuPont likes to say that it is jazz, not he, that arouses the musical interest of young musicians.

The conference begins on Sunday, April 22, the first anniversary of one of the events that aroused that movement: the funeral of Hu Yaobang.

That arouses the suspicion, however unfair, that he is part of a Russian plot to swat its pesky southern neighbour.

The sit-in, an act of civil disobedience, was a tactic that aroused sympathy for the demonstrators among moderates and uninvolved individuals.