Sentence examples for the arousing from inspiring English sources
verb
To stimulate feelings.
- The new building proposals in the village are arousing unneeded discomfort.
The combination of increased arousal that is evoked by the arousing properties of the unsignaled US and persistent negative valence of the CS+ is posited to lead to reinstatement of conditional fear responding (Dirikx et al., 2004; Dirikx et al., 2007).
In fact, being aroused looks so much like "waking up" that when a group of scientists got together to study the effects of "arousal" they actually used coffee as the "arousing" agent.
It is not the nudity, mainly, that arouses him, nor is the arousing mainly physical.
Clean Reader is already cherishable, then, for its comic effects; to say nothing of the arousing guessing-game it creates: we all know striptease works because of what's covered, not what's revealed.
Both maintain that poetry is mimetic, both treat the arousing of emotion in the perceiver, and both feel that poetry takes its justification, if any, from its service to the state.
We read about dopamine fiends sitting enslaved to their screens, their brains hooked on the bursts of pleasure they receive from the ding of each new e-mail message or the arousing flash of a tweet.
The aroused breasts, the headless nature," Cosby said.
Numbly you tell the aroused Kroff that you are very sorry.
Blocking adrenaline impaired memory only for the emotionally arousing story.
Due to all these reasons, the nullity aroused the interest of many mathematicians and chemists.
And the democracy goes beyond the feelings aroused by the two performances.
