Meanings of awaken interest in English

Such a statement from any man might awaken interest, but Estabrook was not any man.

The opera failed to awaken interest, but Bonci caught the popular fancy and held it to the end.

His persistence in his work of gathering facts, writing, and speaking has done much to awaken interest in dry-farming.

There is scarcely a title that fails to awaken interest and the series is doubly welcome at this time.

The age itself, once duly examined, is full of those elements which should awaken interest, and appeal to the imagination.

It is useless, however, to say, "get interested in the work," unless we suggest a way to awaken interest.

But in that event the incidents narrated will almost certainly be of a nature to awaken interest, and to create a favourable impression.

The wise adjustment between saying enough to awaken interest and not too much to cause danger is a very important question of tact.

Each writer is represented by an appropriate number of poems, which are preceded by brief biographical sketches, designed to entertain and awaken interest.

With him disappeared all the awakened interest of Charlotte in the scene.

In them all, there come times of awakened interest in long-neglected principles.

The awakened interest in music had also its influences on the English drama.

The crowd of watchers gazed on the little party with suddenly awakened interest.

Keith shook his head, feeling awakening interest in his peculiar companion.

He had awakened interest by his fervor and by his methods.

With awakened interest, I watched it carefully, noting its strange boiling and glowing.