Although religious tensions continued to influence English political and social life for 250 years after William's Glorious Revolution, they seldom aroused violence.
The police in the state of Lower Saxony suspect a connection between the cannibal case and an instance of high school violence that has aroused a great deal of concern in Germany.
The day in, day out reports of what appears to be an endless spiral of gun violence has clearly aroused more than its usual share of concern, and this concern was clearly evident at the DC conference this past week.
Pornography promotes these rape myths and desensitises people to violence against women so that you need more violence to become sexually aroused if you're a pornography consumer.
Half of them are patently aroused by violence, but all of them are to some degree frightened by suffering, whereas the old masters took it as the hand that they, like the rest of us, were dealt.
Since the film consists chiefly of jokes about cancer, sexual violence and becoming uncontrollably aroused by the corpse of the dead pope, it was never very likely to be included in BA's in-flight entertainment.
Their capacity for arousing violence will arouse somebody who is violent, one of these days.
Recent cases of suicide and violence against fellow soldiers have aroused a fierce debate over the culture of the armed forces.An Australian government report forecast an uncertain future for the Great Barrier Reef, despite efforts to protect the world's largest coral structure.
If conduct is produced by external violence, no moral sentiment is aroused and, thus, we do not (as a matter of fact) hold the person responsible.
According to the newspaper Tuoi Tre, all activities that could incite violence or "arouse people's sexual desires" will have to stop.
