Sentence examples for yet aroused from inspiring English sources

The project has not yet aroused widespread interest in Charleston's African-American residents, who make up about one-third of the total population, but the Rev.

Local victories like the new Advanced Micro factory may help explain why the economic rise of China has not yet aroused the kind of emotions in Germany as in some areas of the United States, where the loss of manufacturing jobs to Asia and Latin America, and the fear that many white-collar jobs are to follow, has become a hot-button political issue.

Yet she aroused little interest from opera professionals — except in the case of Simon Goldstone, a British agent.

The stories couldn't be more engaging, yet they arouse an oddly satisfying uneasiness that you're missing something vital; no sooner do you finish reading one than you want to read it again.

This is the strangest and, yet, most arousing thing I've seen in a while.

The dimmer even replies in the voice of Majel Roddenberry, Gene's wife, to ensure that your lonely nights can be spent glory as you bask in her authoritarian, yet sexually arousing, tone.

Isn't that quaint and yet oddly arousing?

This aroused yet more skepticism.

The law school deal, which has not yet closed, has aroused the ire of some students and faculty members.

I had never before felt vegetarian scruples, yet they were aroused by the butchering of a creature with such clear eyes, so recently alive and blissful in its element.

The CIO became a mainstay of the New Deal coalition, yet it also aroused great resentment among middle-class Americans, who opposed strikes in general but the CIO's tactics especially.