rousing造句

Communications with others are rousing.

The music worked up to a rousing finale.

Our adventure kicked off with a rousing start.

Obama had offered rousing rhetoric but no specifics — much to the disappointment of environmentalists.

Palmer enters the hotel's banquet room to a rousing ovation from his supporters.

Senator Kennedy was a champ and gave a rousing speech. McGovern’s was good, too.

The rousing and emotional oratories he delivered rallied the British nation and defined the isles' indomitable spirit for that era.

While there, he attended the Gamecocks' football game against Arkansas and received a rousing ovation when he was introduced.

On Tuesday, Mr Grubel gave a rousing "town hall" address to Singaporean staff at the bank's local headquarters, according to bankers who were there.

He was endorsed by the National Rifle Association, Indiana Right-to-Life, Mike Huckabee and Jim DeMint, a rabble-rousing senator from South Carolina.

This puzzled Egyptians, rousing fears that the army, which had previously maintained a studied neutrality, had opted to side with the beleaguered political leadership.

After a standing ovation for Mr Rudd, the most rousing applause came for a call to end Australia's constitutional links with the monarchy and make it a republic.

The rousing hymn of the international workers' movement-freedom thundering against oppression, starvelings rising to end the age of cant-was felt not to fit the needs of the contemporary Soviet Union.

On the right, Dominique de Villepin, a published poet with several volumes on Napoleon to his name, has just brought out “Our Old Country”, a rousing appeal to reconnect France “to its destiny”.

I was laid alone, for the first time; and, rousing from a dismal doze after a night of weeping, I lifted my hand to push the panels aside: it struck the table top!

After a rousing rendition of a song called, "I'm Going all the Way," which came with a funky groove, Mrs. Obama slapped the hand of the young soloist. The girl literally hopped with excitement.