Encara no tenim significats per a "arouse interest".
1To get attention and arouse interest, avoid long-spun introductions and hackneyed expressions.
2He was a man to arouse interest, respect and even admiration.
3The fanatic had become a phenomenon which had momentarily stilled passion to arouse interest.
4The fact that workmen were brought from a distance was in itself enough to arouse interest.
5His work involved frequent and laborious trips to the North to arouse interest and raise money.
6They may arouse interest and excite desire but they do not carry conviction as argument does.
7She must have them about her, to play with, to interest, to arouse interest in herself.
8To arouse interest in local communities.
9The outcome of the records, and their related elements in other branches of Scientific Management, is to arouse interest.
10Naturally Mark Twain was one of its favorite members, and his contributions never failed to arouse interest and discussion.
11Without at all willing it they draw people about them, become centres of influences, arouse interest, become widely known.
12Poor questioning leaves the thought unawakened, fails to arouse interest and attention, and results in poor mastery and faulty understanding.
13This being its natural function, all methods selected by the library should tend directly to arouse interest in the best reading.
14It was that spring that Gorky and Tchaikowski, the Russian revolutionists, came to America hoping to arouse interest in their cause.
15I arouse interest by quoting a friend who has put the query to me, "What is the use of fasting?"
16He has been drawn into that magical circle where myths are formed, because his great name will arouse interest in the wildest tale.
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