Aroused in a sentence

Crowds are easily unified because people are aroused and these emotions spread like contagion How unified are crowds?

Her client has observed Rachel working at a hotel where he’s a regular guest and she asks if Rachel can clean for him exclusively, but her suspicions are then aroused.

However, she also claims that he was aroused by the fact that she was a virgin, claiming he would call her his 'baby', cradle her in his arms like a child and stroke her hair.

On seeing the police, Howell started to act in a manner that aroused their suspicion.

She was rumbled after suspicions were aroused when she used the victim’s bank card to buy breakfasts for other members of staff.

Some men take being over-wet as a compliment, thinking it means you’re extremely excited and aroused.

Speaking on her YouTube channel, which she uses to dispel medical disinformation, Dr Malik an associate professor of surgery at the University of Maryland, said 'blue vulva' occurs when women are 'aroused and don't achieve climax'.

The opening statements of the two guests about ‘India at 100’ aroused my curiosity.

The term autogynephilia, literally translated as “love of oneself as a woman,” was coined in the 1980s by sexologist Ray Blanchard, and describes men who are aroused by the image of themselves as women.

But it looks as though her appearances on TV aroused deep racial prejudice in a super-rich chippy businessman called Frank Hester.

He aroused particular suspicion by challenging Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to debate him on Fox News in November, in what the network billed as the “Great Red vs. Blue State Debate,” to be “moderated” by Sean Hannity.

However, it was when Rachel Imeinu came forward, and referred to the mercy she extended to her sister Leah in divulging the secret signs that she and Yaakov had arranged, that Hashem’s compassion was aroused.

If you are a guy and find yourself getting aroused, cover it up.

Jurors heard the defendant was sexually aroused by the children watching her - with the court told she was “loving the fact” they were looking.

Protests remain the most potent democratic platform through which the consciousness of nations can be aroused, and indeed, the consciousness of the leadership elite can be nudged and compelled to act rightly in the interest of citizens”.

She later received a call from her Boko Haram “husband” asking her to come back to him, which aroused suspicion from a neighbor who reported her to security forces, GN said.

The claim aroused suspicion and Minister Vaz was contacted to test the veracity of Francis’ claims.

THE ‘Heroes of Gaza’ mural has understandably aroused strong feelings.

While he has since laughed off the allegations, Professor Griffiths says that being sexually aroused by cannibalism is very real.

Alarming rates of physical assault against Jews over the past year aroused no comments.