Sentence examples for which arouses the from inspiring English sources

According to a familiar saying, "Prohibition is an excellent thing for the other feller," and the confusion that belongs to this attitude accounts for not a little of the contradiction between law and habit in America which arouses the scorn of Europeans.

However, the scarce and toxic nature of indium and instability of ITO are the main obstacles for its further development, which arouses the interests of researchers to explore alternative TCO materials for ITO.

She begins to indulge in large shoplifting sprees, including stealing a Matisse painting, which arouses the suspicion of Brian.

Some religious leaders claim to be Prophets after the time of Muhammad, which arouses the ire and inflames the ego of many Muslims.

Among these illustrations was one example which aroused the client's interest.

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

She did, however, deliver the aria with world-class volume, which aroused the audience to one of the evening's many vociferous outbursts.

Even a bases-loaded jam in the fifth, which aroused the increasingly frustrated crowd, ended with a feeling of inevitability as Michael Morse floated the third out to right.

The magazine's title appeared on an ornamental nameplate on the bed, which aroused the interest of its rivals and prompted them to want to do the same.

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.

"The trustees said the ban was aimed at 'protecting' female worshippers from sexual attention because, when they bowed, the pallu [loose end] of their saris fell, exposing their chest area which aroused the men who might be looking at them," says Niaz.