Suscitate

A seguito delle reazioni suscitate dal recente Decreto della Congregazione per i Vescovi, con cui si rimette la scomunica ai quattro Presuli della Fraternità San Pio X, e in relazione alle dichiarazioni negazioniste o riduzioniste della Shoah da parte del Vescovo Williamson della medesima Fraternità, si ritiene opportuno chiarire alcuni aspetti della vicenda. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Every word can suscitate in someone, you know, different type of emotions. ❋ Unknown (2005)

The Emperor has come back! "cried the young devotee with that extraordinary fervour which Napoleon alone -- of all men that have ever walked upon this earth -- was able to suscitate:" his Imperial eagles once more soar over France carrying on their wings her honour and glory to the outermost corners of Europe. ❋ Emmuska Orczy Orczy (1906)

But the Emperor, instead of being, as he might have been, the lord and leader of the Crusades, which he had himself aided in no inconsiderable degree to suscitate by his embassies to the Pope, became the slave of men who hated and despised him. ❋ Charles Mackay (1851)

But the emperor, instead of being, as he might have been, the lord and leader of the Crusades, which he had himself aided in no inconsiderable degree to suscitate by his embassies to the Pope, became the slave of men who hated and despised him. ❋ Charles Mackay (1851)

L'eco delle polemiche suscitate dalla decisione di sospendere dal primo gennaio di quest'anno la ritrasmissione di Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty sulle frequenze FM interne all'Azerbaidjian, ha fatto molta strada nei media occidentali. ❋ Unknown (2009)

“I have been thinking of a project for you and me, in case we both get to London again, which (if a Neapolitan war don't suscitate) may be calculated as possible for one of us about the spring of ❋ Byron, George G (1854)

"I have been thinking of a project for you and me, in case we both get to London again, which (if a Neapolitan war don't suscitate) may be calculated as possible for one of us about the spring of ❋ George Gordon Byron Byron (1806)