Sentence examples for that it aroused from inspiring English sources

So absurd was his florid, Latinate style that it aroused hostile pamphlets even at the time.

The picture was authentic, but the sentiment that it aroused was not.

This one was worth almost £1.9bn – so large that it aroused the interest of the Financial Conduct Authority.

British critics at the time wrote that it aroused sympathy "without being too painful," the art historian Maurie D. McInnis points out in "Slaves Waiting for Sale: Abolitionist Art and the American Slave Trade" (University of Chicago Press).

August 24, 1861 Lisse, Netherlands October 2, 1948 Oegstgeest, Netherlands Simon de Graaff, (born Aug. 24, 1861, Lisse, Neth. died Oct. 2, 1948, Oegstgeest), Dutch statesman who, as colonial minister (1919 25), reorganized the administration of the Dutch East Indies and had the Indies' constitution revised so conservatively that it aroused nationalist fervour there.

That ballot - and the interest and fierce debate that it aroused - has ensured that the question of how Scotland should be governed has become the defining issue in voters' minds.

With all the hoopla that it arouses, Modern art still reserves great surprises.

The volume of surviving Greek texts is so slender that it arouses speculation about the nature of the large book collections of Alexandria.

The real contradiction of capitalism is that it arouses enormous ambition, but it doesn't help you define where you should focus it.

Readers who sense it building in the background will find that it arouses more excitement than the novel's actual events.

The council's Picture House committee rejected the application on the grounds that it "arouses strong feelings, and many people feel it is demeaning to women, and raises issues of gender equality".