The ever-acute critic Pauline Kael recognized this contradiction in a famous essay, "Come-Dressed-as-the-Sick-Soul-of-Europe Parties," which aroused the ire of Antonioni devotees like me.
So did his avowedly leftist views, which aroused the suspicion of the F.B.I.
Several large Chinese dam projects are in the region, including the Myitsone Dam, which aroused local protests.
The speech, which aroused intense interest in Israel, certainly seems to portend something new in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The boy wore rock-and-roll clothing and had an Elvis pompadour, which aroused McCartney's interest.
The extraordinary legal saga, which aroused deep passions on both sides of the Irish Sea, is unlikely to end today.
The missile defense project accelerated during this summer's war in Georgia, which aroused Polish fears of a newly aggressive Russia.
At a meeting between top opposition figures, "a political decision was made on scrapping the laws of 16 January, which aroused much discussion", Lukash said.
The weak-performing comedies included "The Ellen Show and Dannyny" on CBS and "Emeril," the NBC Tuesday entry, which aroused little interest after some woeful reviews.
The following night, Katharina Wagner revived her 2007 production of "Die Meistersinger," which aroused enormous controversy at its début and still angers much of the audience.
At the announcement in March 2013, Mark Zuckerberg likened the new Facebook to "the most personalised newspaper", which aroused scepticism among some commentators because news was supposedly Twitter's bag.
