Sentence examples for that he aroused from inspiring English sources

At one salon, Mr. Rolling's hands were so well groomed that he aroused suspicion.

The obituaries seem intent on noting that he "aroused controversy," that he has his detractors.

Barbara Ryan, of Deutsche Bank, observes that he aroused "tremendous displeasure" among shareholders, and was regarded as overpaid, abrasive and aloof.

But, after his release from the contract, he played with "so much delicacy, brilliance, force and harmony, that he aroused in the souls of the congregation all the sentiments he wished, thereby sharpening the regret with which all felt the loss they were about to sustain".

Jeremiah Wright, who befriended Pfleger in the eighties, told me that he aroused resistance from some conservative black clergy: "They wrote him off, never got to know him, never did, in fact, have a talk with him, or go to assess his experience, his heart, and his passion.

The newspaper reported that he aroused suspicions in the aftermath of the attack when he ordered a steak in the restaurant, while other guests were panicking.

It's clear that she hardly knows Loys, as Albrecht calls himself, and that she is both frightened of and excited by the feelings that he arouses in her.

Finally, by reducing import duties on Spanish wine, he aroused opposition that toppled his government in February 1906.

Then, in an appearance before Congress, Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, seemed to dispel some fears he aroused last week that he was focusing on stock prices in an effort to cool an overheated economy that might cause inflation to pick up.

She knew that he was aroused and embarrassed.

It's not an affectation: he's shielding his dilating pupils from signaling to the other players that he's aroused by that third king he's just drawn.