Sentence examples for Elicit attention from inspiring English sources

[Page A1.] Super Bowl Surprises, Good and Bad Many of the 54 paid commercials from 30 advertisers that ran nationally during Super Bowl XXXV relied on unexpected twists, particularly surprise endings, to elicit attention from the audience watching some or all of the game on CBS.

From the red carpet to catwalk, he is a sought-after designer and his creations elicit attention.

Newborn pups squeak to elicit attention, while older young whine and wail when they begin to participate in group activities.

As with chimps and dolphins, a dying or dead elephant may elicit attention and aid from others, including those from other groups.

"The thrill of documenting something that might elicit attention from one's peers and lead to a feeling of 'optimal distinctiveness' may also underlie motivations for posting sensational or unethical behaviors," Dara Greenwood, a psychology professor at Vassar College, told HuffPost.

But the difference between the North and the South is that in the North run-down trailers, loose pitbulls, and burning trash somehow elicit attention, become the objects of fascination, while in the South the landscape of rural poverty is so common that it doesn't elicit so much as a shrug.

A demanding primary task is important in MMN experiments, because the attention switches towards oddball stimuli may elicit attention-related ERP components which may cover the MMN (for the N2/P3a responses to changes in attended emotional faces, see [ 15]).

This artificial part of himself not only elicits attention but inspires readers to draw parallels with his work.

Even when e-mail is available, there is nothing that elicits attention more than a personally addressed, stamped letter from someone you know.

She elicited attention in 2006 when, by going through the tour trials, she became the first woman to earn full-time status on the men's tour.

Sleep disturbance has elicited attention as one important outcome of critical illness.