Sentence examples for this case aroused from inspiring English sources

This case aroused discussion in Japan.

The criticisms that the case aroused, see, e.g., Richard Olney, Discrimination Against Union Labor—Legal?' 42 Amer.L.Rev.

Very unusually, the case aroused widespread public sympathy for the plate abuser.

Hugo Chávez, the president, ordered a massive undertaking, involving air support and the participation of the national guard, demonstrating the concern the case aroused at the highest levels of government.The kidnappers held Mr Ramos in a mountainous area west of the city of Valencia, where he had been seized outside his family home.

The case aroused strong interest and emotions.

The Dutroux case aroused popular suspicions about the inefficiency and corruption of Belgium's law enforcement and political establishments.

The case aroused the public because it underscores the mistaken presumption of criminality -- in this case with deadly consequences -- that many blacks and Hispanics believe is used by police to target them.

The case aroused concern and dismay as it weighed arguments over whether it is ever lawful to permit the taking of life.

The case aroused controversy because, in addition to receiving cDNA encoding etanercept, the subject was on adalimumab, having previously taken etanercept until this was discontinued because of a flare.

The passion this case has aroused is understandable.

I am not unmindful of the fact that this case has aroused grave concern both here and abroad in the minds of serious people aside from the considerations of law.