Sentence examples for which arouses from inspiring English sources

It is secret, which arouses suspicion.

Is it precisely the context which arouses him?

It is, however, the Cooper stage show which arouses alarm.

As with the death of Bloom, Frances is used as an intermediary, which arouses my suspicions further.

The lower house is elected using a preferential ballot (the alternative vote), which arouses no serious criticism and has provided stable governments for over 90 years.

The ontogeny of behaviour is a subject which arouses considerable interest, perhaps because of the seeming contrast between humans and other animals in how behavioral skills are acquired.

Several large Chinese dam projects are in the region, including the Myitsone Dam, which aroused local protests.

So did his avowedly leftist views, which aroused the suspicion of the F.B.I.

The boy wore rock-and-roll clothing and had an Elvis pompadour, which aroused McCartney's interest.

The speech, which aroused intense interest in Israel, certainly seems to portend something new in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The extraordinary legal saga, which aroused deep passions on both sides of the Irish Sea, is unlikely to end today.