Sentence examples for will arouse from inspiring English sources

Their capacity for arousing violence will arouse somebody who is violent, one of these days.

The flurry of 60s homage will arouse interest but no surprise, for this is the decade that never dies.

Varin said in a statement that: I am fully aware of the seriousness of today's announcements as well as of the shock and emotions that they will arouse in the company.

Even so, the terms in which Elementary might have been sold to the American network CBS will arouse strong curiosity in admirers of BBC1's Sherlock, and possibly rather harder emotions in the creators and producers of the British show.

"The production of a film of such a character will arouse very bad feeling in Germany against the producing company and may lead to serious difficulties which should be avoided in mutual interests," he wrote, by which he meant that the film, at his suggestion, could be banned in Germany.

But with the publicity in the wake of the Enron trial, the SEC investigations will arouse yet more public hostility to option packages.At such a time it is worth remembering why stock options became a standard part of American managers' remuneration in the first place and then spread widely elsewhere.

Card check's Sovietesque stench will arouse more and more opposition as it makes its way through Congress.

Then my will aroused and threatened, asked, "Just who do you think you are?" To think that you know better than I, no, I'm the one driving this car".

Don't ask for the intersection of Khosravi Street and Salehi Street or you'll arouse suspicion," I'm told.

You'll arouse little suspicion from cinema employees and fellow audience members, but your companion could be less impressed.

Once upon a time, I was a college kid and would be willing to bet my class ring and coveted student parking pass that someone in that class will be aroused by what is seen.