Sentence examples for to arouse a from inspiring English sources

In fact, nationalist leaders, such as Sukarno and Mohammed Hatta, skilfully used support for Japan to arouse a more general sense of anti-imperialism.

In fact, nationalist leaders such as Sukarno and Mohammed Hatta used support for Japan to arouse a more general sense of anti-imperialism.

Saul Bellow's Heart … If you've ever read anything about the great man's private life you might suppose the title of his son's memoir is intended ironically, or that it's one of those deliberately incongruous couplings, like The Pope's Rhinoceros, meant to arouse a slightly incredulous fascination.

The growing evidence of nosocomial transmission of the infection in both inpatient and outpatient settings has failed to arouse a compelling attempt to address the issue[ 26, 27].

The ability to arouse a smile has been the motivator for everything Wozniak does.

They want something: money, yes, and maybe to arouse a response in the woman who's part of the expedition.

They're drawn sympathetically as individuals, from the majestic Seattle Slew -- he is recovering from an emergency spinal fusion and must undergo physical therapy -- to the hapless Honcho, a teaser stallion consigned to arousing a mare before he's replaced by the stable's star for the final act.

Bird notes that he "doesn't aim to direct the experience [of the audience], instead, the spaces are set up to arouse in an abstract manner".

Something as small as a group of friends taking on a charitable project was irregular enough to arouse suspicion, and a foreigner meant nothing but trouble.

Mr. Lazio sought today to arouse supporters with a speech tailored to tap into what his aides see as a well of mistrust that people feel toward government and Mrs. Clinton.

An award-winning short is much more likely to arouse interest than a CV.