Sentence examples for those aroused from inspiring English sources

Their fears were similar to those aroused by the announcement of "Watchman" 's publication.

But the film and book are much more instructive on the political fevers of the early 21st century, particularly those aroused by monomaniacal anti-tax pressure groups and their foot soldiers, the increasingly unpopular Tea Party.

Worries about corporate accounting continued to trouble the market, with Harley-Davidson, Nortel Networks and EMC, the data storage systems maker, among those arousing concern.

Those incidents aroused feelings of public indignation and anger and often resulted in accusations and counteraccusations.

Those moves aroused British suspicions, and Anglo-Burmese relations once again worsened.

("Doable barkers" was their gruesome term for those who aroused their interest).

Maybe, he said, because films take so long so write and shoot, we are only now seeing filmmakers struggle with the questions those shootings aroused.

In the future the only real victories will be those of aroused peoples who insist that the ways of war be permanently shelved.

However, significantly lower levels of MIP-2 were found in the jejunum of torpid animals compared to those of aroused animals (P = 0.049, Figure 4B).

However, protein levels of anti-inflammatory cytokines such as IL-4 and IL-10 in torpid animals were not significantly different from those in aroused lemurs.

The first step in this attempt is to become aware of those emotions aroused by patients with BPD and also to achieve awareness of the distress caused by BPD and to the low self-esteem associated with BPD [ 42].