Significats de arouse much en anglès

This letter and other writings of Tuckerman served to arouse much interest.

And wherever the little spy appeared that afternoon he seemed to arouse much curiosity.

Although near-term earnings look good, Fernandez said the company's experimental drugs failed to arouse much excitement.

Such a remark doesn't arouse much attention.

This had happened to him in a minor degree so often before that it did not arouse much comment.

The strategies of Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger arouse much more interest than those of Gerry Adams and David Trimble.

The popular imagination, however, refused to abandon its idol, and the idea of Napoleon ascending into heaven continued to arouse much enthusiasm.

Scheele's work aroused much interest in photochemical effects and many investigations followed.

Their aspirations aroused much sympathy both in England and in France.

An entertainment given in this great house had aroused much interest.

These works have been useful in arousing much artistic discussion.

The cure aroused much interest among my colleagues, and made my name more known.

The process has aroused much antagonism, a great part of which is wholly without warrant.

This is always comical enough, and aroused much enthusiasm.

At this point there arises a vexed question which has, of late, aroused much discussion.

The debate aroused much interest throughout the South.