Examples of using Would arouse in English and their translations into Hebrew
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That would arouse suspicion.
Perhaps they feared it would arouse suspicion?
When I was six, on the day before my first day of school, my mother decided to tell me I was adopted, because she knew that in school I would meet new children who didn't know me andthat my unusual looks would arouse questions.
He said it would arouse suspicion.
Sa'id further advised Hindawi to use a woman to plant the bomb in the jet,explaining that a woman would arouse less suspicion.
I was afraid it would arouse suspicion.
They trained their cameras in lingering close-up on their subjects'eyes, noses, beards, and mouths, confident that the sight of certain stereotypical features would arouse responses of loathing and contempt.
The presidential suite would arouse no suspicion in the general, and it's soundproof.
We shouldn't walk too quickly; it would arouse suspicion.
Though it wasn't a talent that would arouse the admiration of any of our friends, Jem and I had to admit he was very good at that.
Writing notes that now say the opposite would arouse even more suspicion.
The attempt to send the well-known former SS Colonel Walter Rauff to Egypt having failed, the Israeli Service with all probability(however this has not yet been confirmed) had engaged Subject[Walberg],whose sentiments and past would arouse no suspicions in Egypt that he is a Jewish agent.".
I was afraid that once again it would arouse harsh responses around.
This area has for the past 50 years been a taboo, and very limited in Arabic translation, to the point where during the first 30 years of the Arab-Israeli conflict even thinking oftranslating a book from Israeli literature into Arabic would arouse doubts regarding the translator and lead to accusations against him.
They argued that these declarations would arouse Arab resistance to the Zionist enterprise.
So any accusations of corruption or backdoor dealings between authorities orbusiness would arouse a social outcry or even unrest.
We did not think that it would arouse such interest.
The moderate Pharisees, representing the majority of the population, were resentfulof the Jewish loss of independence, yet averse to open rebellion which would arouse the wrath of the Roman authorities, burden the population and likely put it in grave danger.
A dialogue between Washington and Damascus would arouse questions and fears in Jerusalem.
Don't do anything that would arouse suspicion.
Third, Mr. Haq is not someone who would arouse suspicions of jihad.
He was a spiritual father to the young- he would arouse, explain and encourage.
She had the option of using the nurse's restroom,but was afraid it would arouse attention, so she used the girl's restroom.
Everyone knew that a spoken word containing certain sounds orsyllables would arouse in the soul a whole series of mental pictures.
His greatest reservation was a worry about the loud noise which the fall must create andwhich presumably would arouse, if not fright, then at least concern on the other side of all the doors.
I demand that all individuals and institutions distance themselves from such activities,especially because their recurrence would arouse disgust and aversion towards all members of the[Palestinian] sports community.".
Heinrich Himmler, the SS commander, heard about the letter and ordered Sheptyts'kyi arrested,but the German commander in Lvov informed him that such a move would arouse the fury of Ukrainians, for whom this clergyman was a national hero, and could thus pose a danger to the German army.
Would it arouse your love for Me?
It would without any doubt arouse lower instincts in them.