His strategy has been to arouse public opinion against the President and drive him from office.

The use of the ambassadors to kill people was similarly done to arouse public opinion against them.

It was our failure that we advocated isolation with a view to arousing public opinion, theirby stirring up the fear of leprosy in this country.

"Audin committees" were created to publicise the issue and arouse public opinion against the practice of torture in Algeria.

In 1922 and again in 1925, there were articles of real importance in arousing public opinion.

The aim of such abusive tactics was to shame the President and arouse public opinion against him in the hope of driving him from office.

They resolved to continue their opposition to the opium traffic, urging Christians in China to arouse public opinion against it.

By arousing public opinion, instituting court action, and prompting legislative investigation, they defeated Sharp.

Nothing is different now except that television pictures of a single devastating shell aroused American public opinion.

Chase's "Appeal of the Independent Democrats" did much to arouse popular opinion.