Sentence examples for will not arouse from inspiring English sources

But will not arouse your emotions, because it's elongated".

This will not arouse as much sympathy as you might think.

A group of Chinese students met this week with the university's president, Mark Emmert, seeking assurance that the Dalai Lama's visit "has no political agenda, and that his speech will not arouse any anti-China sentiments on our beloved campus," according to a letter the group posted online beforehand.

Condoms excel as multipurpose containers and barriers because they are waterproof, elastic, durable, and (for military and espionage uses) will not arouse suspicion if found.

Assigning this task to the pharmaceutical group instead of the pesticide group, the Zoecon representative wrote, "will not arouse the curiosity of the health directorates and will allow us to keep our promise to the tobacco industry, namely, that we won't initiate queries that may cause the health authorities to direct attention to tobacco" (Hutney 1991).

And, they believe, the public will not be aroused by arcane fights over "aggregate" ceilings.

But there is no reason to suppose that passions will not be aroused if vague talk of deficit cutting turns into actual reductions in cash spending.

Were their suspicions not aroused by high-profile courtroom reverses?

And yet this has not aroused much commentary.

Psychological studies have shown that people perform poorly when they are not aroused or when they are too aroused.

If you're sufficiently aroused your first time, sexual intercourse will not be painful.