Significats de most rousing en anglès

There were no such problems for the continent's most rousing African newcomers, Mokoomba.

One of the most rousing ayes of the entire caucus carried the motion.

Unfortunately, he saved these most rousing moments until the end.

One of the most rousing speeches came from Mark Russell, who sits on the archbishops' council.

And meanwhile the band was playing and the darkness was full of the most rousing, intoxicating dance-tunes.

And then Mr. Hobhouse got the most rousing eye-opener of his career, or of Roger Merton's either.

The most rousing performance at the bottom was Sheffield Wednesday's 4-2 win at Stoke.

The most rousing reception came when Marcus Rashford, unlucky not to get a start, was brought on for the last 23 minutes.

I should have been of untimely birth, if he had not come to me as the most rousing and inspiring of world-men.

The Dardennes make films about hard times and tough choice and Two Days, One Night may well be their most rousing work to date.

Yet, although they had further chances, the afternoon belonged to Bowyer's men, whose scoring of four unanswered goals was the most rousing of comebacks.

Given Clive Woodward's team crashed and burned in the quarter-finals of that tournament, it is hardly the most rousing of Le Crunch battle cries.

The auction house described Like a Rolling Stone as "one of rock's most rousing classics, its thick, layered sound and innovative organ riff instantly recognizable."

Most rousing, most intricate when the plays are seen together in one compelling day.