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Sentence Examples He points to physical tests that show women become aroused when exposed to pornographic pictures, even when they deny it. And the coverage of U.S. atrocities aroused feelings of shame rather than pride. The feelings aroused by Princess Diana, and her very public falling out with the House of Windsor, were just as strong. Although he had irked her so, she had to admit he handled her with such finesse that aroused her admiration. Alarmed at the violent feelings aroused by the crime, Judge Cornelius Hedges closed the hearings to the public. But once you saw such amazement in their eyes, it aroused a feeling of pride and some of your own amazement at the beauty. The quarry pits aroused the curiosity of the first European-American settlers on the ridge at the beginning of the nineteenth century. This essay is apparently a revised version of one which appeared earlier, and which aroused a certain amount of comment and ire. She further aroused the fans, kissing her fist and shaking it in the air after winning the second set. But now the people are aroused and agitated by Bush's failures to deliver on his two big bets. The society hopes the exhibits will explain the fascination steam has aroused in the minds of the people. A Northwestern University study found that both gay and heterosexual women are aroused by girl-on-girl erotica. Young adolescent boys are aroused by sexual imagery, and they burn with longing for sexual contact. The present impasse has also aroused a deep dislike for the politics being manipulated and imposed on the society. This was the spark that ignited the discontent aroused by the eradication of coca fields, following Washington's guidelines. She is glad that she aroused him sexually, and looks forward to frustrating him. His gay feelings were aroused by a man who made a pass at him in the cinema. We were talking about reading when she admitted that she gets really sexually aroused by books. He discovers he is aroused by jealousy, so he encourages the young doctor to flirt with his wife. Fervent disputes were aroused by prayer in the vernacular, chorales after Protestant models, mixed choirs, and organ-playing. Show More Sentences An exhibitionist is sexually aroused by the shock or surprise of the victim. Clinical suspicion is aroused early in patients who are under regular medical supervision, leading to earlier diagnosis. His works may appear over-sentimental, and unsurprisingly he has aroused controversy in the art world. The dispute that aroused the greatest passion, however, was over union demarcation and members. Consciously or subconsciously, they have found a positive conceptual framework for the aroused physical state we call nervousness. There are, as I write, three or four thousand aroused woodpeckers hammering away at my property. The voters, their expectations aroused and then frustrated, took revenge at by-elections and local elections. His ability was unquestioned, but his brusque and abrasive manner aroused hostility which probably hampered his early career. We were variously amused, appalled and aroused by what we were seeing, and the bad jokes were one way of dealing with that. His fatuous smile alone would have aroused their ire before he opened his vainglorious mouth. Unexpected and unsought, the sensation of awe has aroused fear as well as fascination among viewers. Unhappily, the latter is the more vivid and unreasoning sentiment when once aroused. Annabelle, suspicion which was aroused quick in her bosom, had no idea of the meetings that occurred between her brother and her lady's maid. Concerns were first aroused following the mutterings that came out during the resignation of the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions. These unexplained phenomena have aroused the curiosity of the scientific community. This bombilation aroused the house, and a waiter entered the room flourishing a napkin authoritatively. Besides, on this particular evening, a hitherto undiscussed aspect of my fancy London ways has aroused my dad's curiosity. It felt as though she was sexually aroused, and they had sexual intercourse. I found someone who didn't already know about the article and the tumult it had aroused and testified self-righteously for a quarter of an hour. Third, to excite feelings of devotion, these being aroused more effectively by things seen than by things heard. Show More Sentences The initial inquiry triggered sensational newspaper headlines and aroused widespread distrust of the state's public hospital system. My expectations were aroused by the implied metaphor, but the cover is ultimately a tease, and by page four I found myself loathing the book. Particular passion was aroused by the demand that firefighters be designated as such, and identified by their engine companies. That would explain why the team tanked deceptively early this season, before suspicion could be aroused. The beauty of talking dirty in the sack is that you communicate it's not only your body which is aroused but your senses and mind as well. On admission to the PACU, Mrs L's vital signs were stable, and she was aroused from sleep easily. She walked slowly down the main hall towards the room that her mother occupied on her visits, still drowsy from being aroused from her sleep. A herdsman, aroused from sleep by their presence stared at them briefly from behind a low wall, blinking with a look as blank as his charges. Drunkenness, especially during holiday periods, disfigured the town and aroused the ire of the local opinion formers. But it may just be that this vision has in fact been their focus and it has aroused petty jealousy and envy. I had almost forgotten that enigmatical message of his, but now my curiosity was aroused afresh. And as a result, in place of the kindled hopes and artificially aroused excitement comes disillusion and apathy. He is bound to recognise the acute public concern rightly aroused where deaths occur in custody. It was only then that the sound of approaching feet had aroused her from her slumber. A reference to it in an English gardening magazine aroused my interest, and in the summer I sowed a packet of seeds in a flat. The fact that her sister might not be fully sleeping and know what we were doing and possibly be aroused herself got me going even more. But it has aroused fears that cities and towns could be gobbled up into a Greater Leeds as has happened around London and Manchester. Our curiosity was aroused by the gleeful squeals and ripples of bawdy laughter emanating from the crowd. His attempts to redress the financial crisis and restore discipline soon aroused hostility from the guard. Imbued with bucolic patriotism, his music aroused his fellow Czechs to self-determination. Show More Sentences Suspicion is first aroused if breeding wrens find a nestling home alone, as the imposter will eject all the natural offspring. But in those who have seen it, Pop Idol seems to have aroused a frenzied passion. He had dreamed of her last night and had awoken aroused and embarrassed and with an intense hunger for cream puffs. An aroused Norman nervously replaces the picture, glances up to the house with his jaw slightly twitching, and then resolvedly walks out. This was reported in the newspapers and aroused a storm of public criticism. Besides, the interest which her question had undoubtedly aroused amongst the bystanders was, to say the least of it, embarrassing. The latest ratings have aroused claims that reality television shows are on their last legs. Then I went to bed and fell into one of my terrible sleeps, from which I was aroused in about two hours by a still more terrible shock. Something to do with the West Lothian Question, a constitutional poser that once aroused great passion but is now lost in the mists of time. Those late-August rains aroused the life force in every dormant weed seed in Western Washington. That he took out seven life insurance policies aroused suspicion from the very beginning. And it has ever since aroused serious apprehensions and complaints from the work units and a residential community nearby. It aroused the envy of some of the other villagers, who talked darkly of when the revolution came and they could expropriate us and the owners of the castle up the road. A little while ago I asked a Texas conservative I know to unpack the antipathy aroused by Cruz. Thomas refused to answer for a while, but now my curiosity was aroused about the repulsive young man below and I pressed him. Black people of Birmingham, Alabama aroused the conscience of this nation and brought into being the Civil Rights Bill. In 2011, however, another study found more evidence to support the idea that men can in fact be aroused by men and women alike. Immediately I am aroused by a strong, familiar, and comforting smell. One photo shows an obviously aroused nude man who is identified as Mirek Topolanek, former prime minister of the Czech Republic. Their mutual devotion carried them through several witch-hunts, aroused both by their heretical views on marriage and Mary's newfound gifts as a medium and spiritual healer. Show More Sentences As a teenager of few words, he had not told his parents about his fever, not realizing that his silence aroused fears in his parents, the hospital and the judges. The publication of Of grammatology more than confirmed the interest aroused by the double article in Critique. For she saw in his eyes love, which no woman can mistake, and a thousand tons of regret and remorse, which aroused pity, which is perilously near to love requited. Her curiosity was aroused by her study of the Liberian tailor apprentices. David's nasal voice managed to sound both sombre and aroused. Accepting a position at Princeton, he attended a course on knot theory by R Fox and from this his interest was aroused in combinatorial group theory. My interest was aroused in him because of the book that he was carrying. Further allegations of anti-Catholicism from prominent figures including Cardinal Logue aroused sectarian feelings which led to jeering and hissing on 8 May. A continued litany from speeches in the House to churches in their districts aroused the inner-city residents to come to the aid of a country founded by slaves. While men are aroused visually, women are more aroused by words. How dare that the censors think we'd be sexually aroused by such scenes? Hundreds of complaints about an advert for Mazda, that showed a female mannequin becoming sexually aroused by a driving experience, have been rejected. He indicated that he was sexually aroused by the female complainant. An explosion aroused him from his trance, the fire to burn the inn down had reached the bar and ignited it's contents, sending the fire into a massive wall of death. It was Jo Gordon's trademark Dr Who scarves that first aroused the magpie eyes of the UK fashion pack three years ago, sounding the first death knell for the soppy pashmina. Or perhaps some of the actions and teachings of Jesus aroused strong messianic hopes, but Jesus himself deliberately avoided making an overt claim to be the Messiah. Processions and bell-ringing aroused particular ire among republicans, but disaffected the faithful who regarded this as an insensitive attack upon tradition. This weatherman gets a little aroused... er, excited to predict the path of a tropical storm. Perhaps so much so that he aroused whatever cruelty and anger and lunacy that Hernandez may have had pent up. If crying is not physiologically beneficial, what then is the purpose of emotionally aroused tears? Show More Sentences Not even the Presidential elections aroused much interest locally. The scale of the sudden windfall has aroused suspicions that insurers had been busy in previous years squirreling away unnecessarily high reserves. It comes most vividly to life when the chorus is aroused as, for example, when the ladies are stirred to anger by the antics of the strutting Lieutenant Zuniga. You can hear him subdue an audience that he himself has aroused. The couple said yesterday they did not instantly recognise the man who came looking for a room, but said their suspicions were aroused by his reluctance to leave. In this case, it was the story of a woman who had aroused the anger of her neighbours by putting a peace sign on her apartment door after the attacks. A like evil corrupts the intentions of protest against the war where the protester is aroused by phantasies of acts he has never committed or seen. Interest in pheromonal effects in women has been aroused by McClintock's famous demonstration of influences of armpit compounds of donor women on cycle length of recipients. Property division and the redemption of feudal fees aroused numerous disputes between feudatories and comuni, requiring a lengthy examination of titles and deeds. Churchill's essay goes to extremes, but like the man in power here, the way to get public opinion aroused is to make inflated statements that hold only a grain of truth. The folk memory of the loathing it aroused survives to this day. The collection has aroused a mixture of fevered excitement and disgust. Complaints about these sweeps aroused the ire of not only the activists, but the Mexican government, whose LA consulate expressed its displeasure in no uncertain terms. However eirenic his style and manner, there is little doubt opposition will eventually be aroused by a man as committed to truth-telling as Benedict is. However, a warm breeze on the back of her neck aroused her curiosity. Interest aroused during such visits often leads to regular custom. Opium smokers had a darker reputation connected to poverty, vice, and degeneracy, and aroused public antipathy long before other types of addicts did so. A measure of the anger aroused by the report in Wales is the subtitle Brad y Llyfrau Gleision. Sapiosexuality is getting aroused not by the physical appearance of a person, but through his or her intelligence. Vandemoortele aroused more than a little curiosity for its range of Indian-style mayonnaises at the show. Show More Sentences A brassiere that lifts the bust when a woman is aroused has been unveiled at a lingerie exhibition in Paris. This event aroused strong feelings that inspired Pope Nicholas V to plan a crusade. Ay, even the droll humour and solidity of Khalid, are shaken, aroused, by the ghoulish greed, the fell inhumanity of these sharpers. Her father's wrath was now aroused, and he would have gladly allied with Carloman to defeat Charles. Claudius welcomed them home after so many years, and their sad stories aroused much pity. Artists express something so that their audience is aroused to some extent, but they do not have to do so consciously. At the time, the Earth's polarity was poorly understood, and the possibility of reversal aroused little interest. But another front-page story aroused, if not my anger, at least my curiosity. Sometimes I get wet right away, but other times I'm aroused but not very wet. Generally, suspicion will only be aroused if the goods start to look less like a 'personal' hoard, and more like a commercial operation. What's more, the information about development and features of GstarCAD2013 was delivered to conventioneers, which aroused their great interest. We shivered miserably throughout the night. Now and again fitfully slept, but the pain of the cold always aroused me. This listing aroused after the success of the 260g Valrhona Grands Crus Discovery Chocolate Gift Box. Conrad aroused interest among the Poles as a famous writer and an exotic compatriot from abroad. Press coverage of the event first aroused significant American interest in the automobile. The Minute, which later aroused great controversy, was to influence education policy in India well into the next century. The proposal has aroused opposition from Cricket Wales and Glamorgan County Cricket Club, who argue such a move would be financially disastrous. When World War I broke out, Elgar was horrified at the prospect of the carnage, but his patriotic feelings were nonetheless aroused. Suspicions were aroused and a surveillance operation was carried out at the post office and Jathoo was arrested after she had made an encashment. Three earlier performances aroused such interest that they naturally prompted the idea of introducing it to a larger public. Show More Sentences God's kids are waking up, and those who are engifted with management skill and understanding are especially aroused. The movement has always aroused suspicion on the right, where free traders object to its price floors and anti-globalization rhetoric. Though not as demonstrably bloodyhanded as Idi Amin, Eyadema's repressive rule has aroused condemnation from international human rights groups. Paine, as well as Bonneville's other controversial guests, aroused the suspicions of authorities. It also aroused the hostility of both the United States and Austria, which had lost a member of its royal family. His proposal that a wing of the latter should be devoted to his sculptures aroused hostility among some artists. The excessive cruelty of Richard's punitive campaigns aroused even more hostility. Monteagle's suspicions had been aroused, however, and the letter was shown to King James. There was another period, seven years later, when his interest was aroused by the issues around computation of mathematical tables. The book aroused international interest, with less controversy than had greeted the popular Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation. If some cause aroused his temper, he seemed as terrible as a lion, but he never revealed his anger by railing. Considerable controversy was aroused by the malt, house and windows and income taxes. At first, the women gathered acorns and fruits, but once they learned to hunt and obtain meat, it aroused their lecherous desires. Michael's knifeplay had never aroused him, but that fact had never concerned Jonathan, for Michael had never insisted upon it. MacDonald's moves aroused great anger among a large majority of Labour Party activists who felt betrayed. And Dolly's acerbation was aroused by a belief on her part that the money asked for trousers took him generally to race-courses. The note aroused her suspicions that he was having an affair. The movement to dechristianise France not only failed but aroused a furious reaction among the pious. Jealousy was, however, aroused among the English nobility at the favouritism shown the Dutch newcomer. For all the suspicion it aroused, the committee had little to say on this and the government was already convinced of the need to reduce the size of the rail network. Show More Sentences The revival aroused alarm among ministers for the revolutionary, even anarchistic, impact it had upon chapel congregations and denominational organisation. But Mr Collinson's supicisions were aroused when he saw Cooper sporting a red check lumber jacket that matched one seen by a woman on a man hailing a taxi the night before. The entry of the United States into World War I in 1917 aroused Americanization efforts to a fever pitch across the country and guaranteed federal support for the movement. Even so, when it was passed, the new Rowlatt Act aroused widespread indignation throughout India, and brought Gandhi to the forefront of the nationalist movement. The accident that aroused it illustrates Indian superstitiousness. Whatever residual fears many in England may have felt at the prospect of being ruled by a Scot, James's arrival aroused a mood of high expectation. The sensational discovery of the Gunpowder Plot, as it quickly became known, aroused a mood of national relief at the delivery of the king and his sons. When they learned that they were going to build skatemobiles in the shop, a spirit of joy and enthusiasm was aroused that stirred the whole school to action. The proposal has aroused strong opposition from Cricket Wales and Glamorgan County Cricket Club, who argue such a move would be financially disastrous. She was pale and somnolent but able to be aroused despite slow mentation. But England greatly feared the effects of any such move on its own West Indies, where Americans had already aroused alarm over a possible threat to incite slave insurrections. He had already found that an aqueous solution of chlorine could bleach textiles, and had published his findings, which aroused great interest among many potential rivals. The fact that some parastatal buyers have turned the privatised factories into stores or other products of their choice, has aroused many questions in the public's mind. Instead, Rufinus attempted to negotiate with Alaric in person, which only aroused suspicions in Constantinople that Rufinius was in league with the Goths. Examples from Classical Literature There is that in his physiognomy that shows his ugly disposition, when aroused. One needs only to point out to them that the pursuit is gainful, and their interest is aroused. He had been aroused by the Inspector's shouting, and was evidently greatly perturbed. It aroused all the ire in the portly form of Mr. Harahan, and with blazing eyes he turned on Sir George. General Harkness, once aroused, and understanding what he had to do, stayed up. Scheele's work aroused much interest in photochemical effects and many investigations followed. In 1771 he published his Zend-Avesta, a translation of the Vendidad, and other sacred books, which aroused much interest. This often acts even in cases where alcohol has aroused a hereditary taint. She has been aroused to remember that womanliness is not chiefly decorative. The buzzing of the annunciator, a man's voice aroused Ulick from his reverie. A muffled outburst of profanity from Kenneth aroused her from her reveries. The savage temper was at last aroused, and the Spanish revelries were brought to an end by an attack on the ships. It should be arrestingly done, so that the attention shall be aroused and held from this announcement even until the end. All this aroused his rancour now, and steeled his heart against the voice of honour. Her offended tone aroused him now to the understanding that he was impolite. This abandonment sometimes aroused the wrath of the passengers on the inbound convoy. The irritability of the one active cell subsided, that of the others was aroused. Meanwhile the horrors at Batak had also aroused the indignation of Russia and the fears of Austria. It is not clear what aroused the spirit of the discouraged Judean community. The harsh tone and peremptory demands of the envoys aroused hostile feelings among the Kalmuck chiefs. Show More Sentences One night, when on tour in a country boat, he was aroused by the report of a dacoity close by. Many flags waved throughout the war in the beams of search-lights, symbolizing a patriotism fully aroused. His breath fails him, and he seems relapsing into the syncope from which he has been aroused. The raps were, in Europe, a later phenomenon than the table-turning, and aroused far more interest. Miss dartle is a vindictive woman, noted for a scar on her lip, which told tales when her temper was aroused. He wrote an exposition on demonology and miracles, which aroused controversy. He had aroused her passion and no amount of long-distance love could requite it. His prowess as a trencherman aroused the admiration and respect of Fernolia, who waited on table. At length the elder brother wearied of this diversion and aroused his bedfellow. Carlos still slept so profoundly that it was necessary for derma to shake him violently by the arm before he could be aroused. The populace were aroused with the cry that Mazarin was about to carry off the king. The law operates to bring together the desirer and the object that aroused the desire. It was a little lame schoolmaster, Tyrtaeus, who aroused the Spartans by his poetry and led them to victory against the foe. A sans-culotte, who lived near by and whose suspicions had been aroused, followed him one evening. The unmatured powers lying dormant had been aroused to full growth by the indwelling Spirit of God. Thus, they objectify both the pain of the sickness and the fear aroused in the community by the behaviour of the sick person. There must inevitably come a great crash, and Mr. Wade's interest was aroused. The muckraking added to it aroused a spirit against all success in business, whether the methods pursued were honest or not. It satisfies deep desires, but in it desires for we know not what are aroused. In the reflex, the lower center is aroused by a sensory nerve, and in the voluntary movement by the pyramidal tract. Show More Sentences But scarcely had I dropped into slumber when I was aroused by the recrudescence of my hives. Their vagrant curiosity was aroused, but not yet to the point of investigation. Once arouse him, as he must now be aroused, and he will follow like a nemesis on your trail. I was still pondering over this apophthegm, when Crofton aroused me by pushing across the table a great heap of gold. When this self-proclaimed adventurer was really aroused he dropped the rough argot of the plains. Any one chancing to observe the boys as they thus set out would surely have found his curiosity aroused by their accouterment. Sella, nevertheless, fell before the storm of opposition which his scheme aroused. When he dozed despite himself, the whimpering and snarling of the dogs aroused him. We are now to notice the dynamogenic value of the strong emotions aroused by catastrophe. The declaration, simple as it was, aroused the official to new indignation. Ah, that day of the 18th of March, the elation and enthusiasm that it aroused in Maurice! It is, no doubt, the peculiar composition of this force that has aroused the apprehensions of French chauvinists. My brother appeared to be aroused by the shock, struggling about in his embedment, and finally sat up. The eolithic problem has aroused the most animated controversy, in which opinion is divided. Because of certain theological beliefs aside from chiliasm, the Montanists aroused the antagonism of the Church authorities. Maybe that was mean, but eta Bita Pie is not to be trifled with when she is aroused. And the Emperor Nicholas was conscious of evoking this rapture and deliberately aroused it. On account of this alone no small interest will be aroused in the experimenter. At the dead of night we were aroused from our sleep by a cry that the factious were not far off. Oreo, on his part, quickly aroused himself, and sent off canoes to Bolabola and elsewhere to find the fugitives. Show More Sentences He did not understand it, but he was for the moment like a school-boy before the aroused might of feminity of this little woman. In the morning Henry was aroused by fervid blasphemy that proceeded from the mouth of Bill. Then, indeed, the noble Spanish blood of the audience is aroused to fever pitch. The sleepers were aroused by the onrush and there was much commotion within. Finally, I was aroused by my syce taking the Waler's bridle and asking whether I was ill. Finally, I was aroused by my groom taking the Waler's bridle and asking whether I was ill. He had been seen at an observation post, and was making enquiries which aroused suspicions. He aroused the man from his snoring in the chimney corner, and I got into my clothes. It was during the war of independence aroused by the patriotism of Vercingetorix. He feared the antagonism of the officers might be aroused, in which event we should be made to suffer for our fractiousness. He limped along in such a pitiable state that Jean's sympathy was aroused. Perhaps something Tim had written for the paper had aroused abies ire. The little truffled French sausages aroused his better nature. Instantly, animalism was aroused, the passions were inflamed. But various interests were antagonized, and opposition was aroused. But evidently she aroused herself, as if just awaking from sleep. The big man wheeled around like a bear aroused from hibernation. A great achievement, that aroused Billy's applause, was an Afghan for the bed. But Mr. Bryant, thoroughly aroused, read and re-read the lines aloud. He got up, and his movements about the bunkroom aroused his chums. Show More Sentences It does not adhere to him when asleep or in anger, or aroused by any passion or inspiration. But the very passions themselves were aroused within her soul, swaying it, lashing it, as the waves daily beat upon her splendid body. We were so sodden with fatigue that we never stirred nor turned over till the blooming blasts of the Alpine horn aroused us. The beautiful simplicity of the countercheck aroused Matt's admiration. And as the old hunting instincts had aroused that day in the wolf-dog, so in him recrudesced all the old hot desire of gold-hunting. He came to me cor-sva-jo, and he is unlike any dog in Caspak, being kind and docile and yet a killer when aroused. She was as demurely grave as ever, but his suspicions were again aroused. Schwann was aroused by footsteps below, and rushed down the stairs. She had lived down much of the dislike that her husband had aroused. A fact which naturally aroused only laughing comment on the rough trader's bashfulness. I was suddenly aroused from my ruminations by a light tap on the shoulder. And now that my egotism is so fully aroused, let me tell of myself. Korak's image was still often in her thoughts, but it aroused now a less well-defined sense of bereavement. But the momentary contact had aroused within Tario all the long-buried passions of his loveless existence. The Indians were seasonably reminded of his infirmity, and, rushing into the open air, they aroused the village in the manner described. The officers, haggard but tireless, aroused them frequently. Gustavus, hearing of the contents of this letter, was aroused again. His stealthy call to arms had aroused them in time at least to crawl behind some shelter and grip their rifles. The Sleeping Beauty was aroused from the slumber of centuries. There was always the spectre of a slip-up, an aroused suspicion. Show More Sentences The special needs of his own people aroused him to action in their behalf. A conscience newly aroused by her terrible tragedy and hypersensitive? He was aroused from a troubled sleep by the jangle of the 'phone. The agitation of the labor party had at last aroused the Conservatives. What has Harris been telling you that has aroused you to interest, tana? The newspapers, the gossip of the village, his own picturings had aroused him to an uncheckable degree. They were both aroused at seven o'clock by the entrance of an unliveried servant, who brought a letter for D'Artagnan. The warning of his tribesman aroused him to his responsibility. In the morning he was aroused by the turnkey and brought out of his cell. It was that silly remark about 'milady' that aroused opposition. The stranger became silent and seemed overcome with sadness, but another blast from the whistle of the passenger engine aroused him. The sight of the civilized girl and the dapper, khaki clad Englishman had aroused in Korak memories long dormant. What had aroused him, at that distance and upwind, I do not know. By this time Frank was wide-awake, with every sense aroused. All at once he found himself aroused and wide-awake as ever. The lion was indeed aroused at last, and whip or goad or wile of no avail. From this I was aroused, after I know not how long, by a rustling amidst the greenery on the other side of the stream. The youth's composure aroused a storm of indignation in Xanthe's breast. The martial instincts of Maori and pakeha were at once aroused. But the valiant heart of Patroclus, son of Mentius, aroused the Greeks. Show More Sentences The grim and persistent harbinger of evil aroused the man to renewed determination. The plashing of paddles aroused the lovers from their caressing. This store of provender aroused no enthusiasm at Stormfield. As he gazed at it raptly a scream from the girl aroused him. On this fearful exigency, Adrienne had aroused all her energies, and gone deliberately into the consideration of her circumstances. Sherlock Holmes had listened to this long narrative with an intentness which showed me that his interest was keenly aroused. Find more words! 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