Rouses

Thy name rouses the hearts of Punjab, Sindh, Gujarat, the Maratha country, in the Dravida country, Utkala and Bengal; ❋ Unknown (2009)

When the laborious worker, overcome with fatigue, "rouses" himself with alcohol, coffee, tea, or any other agent which may chance to suit him, he does not add a unit of force to his stock of energy; he simply narcotizes the sense of weariness, and, the guard being drugged, he appropriates the reserve .... ❋ Joel Dorman Steele (N/A)

"Mamma," said Constance, "the mention of that name rouses all the bitter feelings I am capable of! ❋ Unknown (1854)

"Mamma," said Constance, "the mention of that name rouses all the bitter feelings I am capable of. ❋ Susan Warner (1852)

Djokovic, though, rouses himself and forces an error. ❋ Unknown (2011)

She's doing so by deploying a style of rhetoric that rouses populist passion and earns cheers among many Democrats—but that critics, including some within the president's own party, say is too divisive. ❋ Monica Langley (2012)

They fiddle "Take Me Home, Country Roads," which rouses the growing crowd into a full-throated singalong. ❋ Dan Zak (2010)

I hope their taste buds will be awakened by the irresistible garlic and melting cheese concoction, formaggio all 'Argentiera, which Rosa prepares in the middle of the night, and which rouses her neighbors from their sleep, its succulence pervading their dreams. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Jack Rodwell's attacking intent rouses Everton against Chelsea ❋ Unknown (2011)

He rouses the troops with his affability and passion for job creation and the economy. ❋ Connie Dieken (2011)

Joshua, Josephine's 14-year-old son, rouses himself from bed, and her husband, Stewart Halpern, starts making breakfast. ❋ Nancy Ruhling (2012)

He moans a little sigh of relief, then rouses himself and looks about him. ❋ Jonathan Sapers (2011)

Jaime rouses awake on top of the not-so-taught comforter. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Teaching is optimally effective, the theory goes, when it “awakens and rouses into life those functions which are in the stage of maturing, which lie in the zone of proximal development” (Vygotsky, 1934, quoted in Wertsch 1985, p. 71). ❋ Unknown (2010)

Is she a serious person or just a dramatic one who rouses a portion of the base? ❋ Peggy Noonan (2011)

Each moment of true spiritual awakening rouses us from the relative unconsciousness of the separate ego of personal and institutional identity. ❋ Rabbi Ted Falcon (2011)

I was introduced to the all-important wake-up call system that rouses researchers at all hours of the night and told to be up at two-thirty in the morning. ❋ Marc Kaufman (2011)