Sentence examples for certainly elicit from inspiring English sources

The concept will certainly elicit cries of resegregation and laments of "I thought we were beyond this".

They do not want to have players walking out of parks, walking ducks for photographs that would certainly elicit scorn from fans.

Matthew Miller, a Justice Department press spokesman until 2011 who remains close to Holder, said North Carolina's measure would "almost certainly" elicit a legal challenge from the department.

Urban environments can certainly elicit involuntary attention (honking horns in Times Square), but they do so in a harsh, peremptory way that requires voluntary attention to override.

"The market has definitely gone north, and Rick's contributions certainly elicit a higher figure than that," said Reed's agent, Phil Tannenbaum, adding that Reed, 35, is seeking a three- or four-year deal.

"To be told there are things we can't do will certainly elicit a Scottish response that is as resolute as it is uncomfortable to the 'No' campaign.

On this night Mr. Robertson certainly elicited top-notch playing from the musicians in his fascinating program.

While "stupid people in America" might not have a pleasant ring to it, the phrase certainly elicited a great reaction from the crowd.

The "Jew in a box" — as it has come to be known, both in the English-language press and among some who have sat in the box — has certainly elicited criticism.

Their return is certainly eliciting a fanfare; organiser Black told Rolling Stone that The Mighty Boosh was his "favourite television show to come out the UK since Monty Python's Flying Circus".

Opera is such an interesting art form and it certainly elicits a great deal of passion.