Sentence examples similar to always eliciting from inspiring English sources

YET its business did not always elicit admiration.

His gifts to strangers almost always elicit a smile.

The latest Uga always elicits a gleeful roar at Sanford Stadium.

The Goliath-cowering-before-David scene always elicits cheers from the crowd.

This almost always elicits a look of confusion, so she amplifies her reply.

"Native America Calling" doesn't always elicit such anger and sorrow.

Then again, Jim Thompson's work has always elicited as much disgust as it has admiration.

The Karmapa, who is in his mid-20s, has always elicited suspicion among Indian security officials.

Olympiad after Olympiad, we watch the Games with the mingling of sophistication and naivete that television always elicits from us.

They also get to see me in action as a parent, which always elicits a comment or two.

One is the long soliloquy by the cross-dressing dancer in "A Chorus Line," a blatantly emotional speech that always elicits nervous applause.