Sentence examples similar to thought-arousing from inspiring English sources

We want our thoughts aroused and our feelings engaged.

The demonstrators in Kiev's Independence Square want their country aligned with Europe not Russia and alignment with Europe means, these days, aspiring to membership of the EU.Why does this thought arouse such alarm in Brussels?

Training ourselves to associate some thought with whatever arouses our passion, we can redirect the accompanying bodily movements as we see fit.

Between 8 and 13 years old, children develop the cognitive ability to differentiate and employ abstract versus arousing thoughts in order to distract their minds from the reward and thereby increase the delay.

Thirdly, they recommend that students should talk about the thoughts and feelings aroused by the dissection and reflect on their experiences.

Sure, women can be attractive, and their images can inspire arousing thoughts, but the important thing to remember is that women are so much more.

A book can be misread, a painting can arouse prurient thoughts and a Wagner's music can inspire a Hitler.

I was unable to go on until I had sorted out a number of thoughts that had been aroused.

Whether Mr. Murakami intends to arouse subversive thoughts about capitalist masters of illusion and their global, infantilizing effects or means to build his own Disney-style empire -- which he seems more capable of really doing than Andy Warhol or Jeff Koons ever was -- is hard to say.

Throughout the trial, one longed for a witness who might challenge Mr Griffith-Jones in Lionel Trilling's words: 'I see no reason in morality (or in aesthetic theory) why literature should not have as one of its intentions the arousing of thoughts of lust.

Neither thought is comfortable, nor arousing.