arousing

The little incident may have touched her, arousing her conscience.

I did not do so only from the fear (absurd, I admit) of arousing some sort of suspicion in his mind.

“That man is only arousing the people and accomplishing no good,” said Lawrence.

The picture of it shot into his eyes, arousing a hate in his thought.

That knowledge was certainly in my mind on the instant of arousing from the swoon.

Torch-light processions were the popular way of arousing enthusiasm.

The latter took a prominent part in arousing the fears of the King.

After considerable effort he succeeded in arousing the inmates.

By every impulse I was arousing imagination—it is all said in that.

I asked, arousing from this unmanly despair which played me for a weakling.