用arouse造句子，“arouse”造句

Interest - sometimes your personal headline will arouse enough interest, sometimes you'll have to deliver more information.

The propaganda attempts to arouse prejudice among the public by labeling the target something that the public dislikes.

I didn't believe that she could arouse me again, But I trusted her more now and let her try.

We will unswervingly implement the national strategy on intellectual property rights; improve our ability to create, apply, protect and manage them; and arouse an innovative spirit throughout society.

To our surprise, preparations for the wedding lasted for many days but were made secretly, because to show happiness openly would arouse the anger and jealousy of evil spirits.

We should constantly arouse the enthusiasm of cultural worker and take full advantage of their initiative and creativity, so as to promote the cultural movement among the troops and the masses.

They are trying to arouse sympathy for their cause.

The terms of the European element of the bail-out arouse particular ire.

All musical notes may express cheerful ideas； it is only thenotes of creditors which arouse none but melancholy reflections．

There's no set answer, but I just hope to arouse the feeling that you, too, have been like that some time.

This is the artistic singing said by people usually, using beautiful singing to infect and move people, to arouse the appreciators 'wonderful sensibility, and to intersperse life, influence society.

At dawn the farmers began to arouse.

But many leftists would like to arouse more enthusiastic involvement in implementing Party policy.

He could make people laugh and cry, and arouse anger, and he meant to amuse and to make the world a better place.

In such a situation, every enterprise has focused on the type of national car, so that they could use the unsalted feeling of new things to arouse the consumer's passion.

They attempted to arouse nationalistic passions against the foreigners.

You arouse their interest by telling them that you're the right person for the position and by promising to help them achieve their mission.

To awaken the laggards and to arouse the phlegmatic

Any technology with the power of synthetic biology is bound to arouse concerns about what happens if things going wrong - by accident or through abuse.

You're supposed to lick the salty foam to arouse your senses, then savor the sweet, creamy coffee.

They follow the couple down the street, dodging the crowds and sprinting across red lights, keeping far enough behind so as not to arouse suspicion but close enough so that Shimizu can film.

This cartoon displays a scenario that might arouse the memory of our childhood times.