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(151) The cold-blooded murder of a hospitalisation case has aroused great public indignation.

(152) It has aroused concern because of the resulting increase in the burden of taxation and reduction in individual choice.

(153) But events in the region had offended the West's democratic sensibilities and aroused fears of greater Soviet ambitions.

(154) In Ionia, Pausanias' arrogance and lust for gold and women aroused widespread anger.

(155) In other cases, suspicion may first be aroused by the presence of characteristic physical symptoms.

(156) The fury aroused by his anti-Pitt eloquence was at once frightening and flattering to his vanity.

(157) The story, however(sentencedict.com), aroused similar interests from more than one company.

(158) Not being able to fall asleep quickly causes such anxiety that their bodies are aroused to the point that sleep becomes impossible.

(159) She attracted real affection, while the Shah himself aroused fear or, at best, respect.

(160) This type of rapist is aroused by his victims' sufferings, particularly if they struggle to escape.

(161) But the hatred they aroused meant that they were liable to be brutally slaughtered if captured afterwards.

(162) Here, in 1989, an exhibit of photographs by the late Robert Mapplethorpe aroused the wrath of art critics in Congress.

(163) The men who thought they drank alcohol and who actually got alcohol were the most highly aroused.

(164) David Thomson's vivid account of these goings-on, in Woodbrook, had aroused my curiosity.

(165) As geology has become the focus of more attention, it has aroused the curiosity of young people about nature in general.

(166) In the middle, a tall negro. Curiosity aroused, the rider turned his horse and rode towards them.

(167) During the Renaissance and in later times the Pantheon has aroused the admiration of artists of all nations.

(168) Religion was the political issue which aroused the most passionate emotions amongst the population at large.

(169) Clearly it was the stylistic aspect of the schemes which aroused this interest.

(170) A sleeping person can usually be aroused to full alertness,(http://sentencedict.com/aroused.html) just by a loud voice.

(171) The Conservative government of the 1980s has aroused profound anxiety by its policies of centralization and executive control.

(172) There were tackles which brought the Aberdeen support to their feet in acclamation, and aroused different emotions in the rest.

(173) My curiosity about beekeeping was aroused when I read that Sherlock Holmes story.

(174) Means-related fines, in particular, have aroused the ire of middle-income earners.

(175) In some instances, delegates were driven outside where they were encircled and shot by the police and an aroused white citizenry.

(176) Predictably, this putative development has aroused considerable opposition within public sector higher education.

(177) This national event aroused such emotions and nostalgia that people everywhere responded with magnificent donations.

(178) In 1867 forty-three gypsies pitched camp in the Cours la Reine and aroused much hatred among the Rouennais.

(179) Thrilled to the core by his admission that she disturbed and aroused him, she was at the same time terrified.

(180) The conflict aroused in these male children can induce an emotional paralysis in later life.