Sentence examples for who arouses from inspiring English sources
And there is Sandra, of course, who arouses in Barney a strictly nonsexual chivalrous impulse.
She is a Marmite - or is that Irn Bru? - politician who arouses powerful feelings both ways.
I sought market guidance from a friend who arouses in me a case of acute real estate envy.
Their pupils include two anxious spinsters and their flighty young sister, Monica, who arouses the interest of Mary's amorous cousin, Everard, as does Rhoda.
Officials banning speedboats or fishing vessels from the area, and military forces have been ordered to shoot to kill anybody who arouses suspicion or refuses to identify themselves.
Three-quarters of the citizens were young children when he was seized, so he often comes across as someone parents may talk about but one who arouses little passion either way.
From the start, Arden was a figure who aroused controversy.
("Doable barkers" was their gruesome term for those who aroused their interest).
Psyche, ( Greek: "Soul") in classical mythology, princess of outstanding beauty who aroused Venus' jealousy and Cupid's love.
Extremist websites publish the names and contact details of journalists, Roma activists and artists who arouse their ire.
The men are assisted by four female brothel keepers who arouse their hosts by recounting their outlandish (and embellished) experiences.
