Subjects lines worded to arouse anxiety usually prompt immediate action.

Therefore the idea of a woman priest can arouse anxiety, for being dependent on a woman is the very thing that is feared.

The Conservative government of the 1980s has aroused profound anxiety by its policies of centralization and executive control.

Such an attitude, however, arouses considerable anxiety in official circles.

The name Yossarian is beginning to arouse anxiety!

For some men, the tears of women with whom they are closely involved may arouse anxiety, provoking memories of their mother crying.

The mention of measles had aroused anxiety in her again.

The paintings have generally aroused curiosity rather than anxiety.

There are enough similarities between the rallies to arouse anxiety, though.

Let me stress again that this is an issue which has aroused considerable public anxiety and that anxiety must be addressed.