Sentence examples for elicit a comment from inspiring English sources

Sometimes we would climb into the stands to say hello to Joe Tripoli as he tickled the ivories on the Forum Organ, or try to elicit a comment by shouting to owner Jerry Buss, who was always accompanied by a bevy of beauties in his private suite.

Each of three remaining votes elicited a comment or question -- but never an objection.

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

The next student wants to work the comparison of disability and race, and Singer joins the discussion until he elicits a comment from me that he can characterize as racist.

Last week Mr Abbott came under fire after holding several campaign events with Ted Nugent, an ageing rock musician who recently called the president, Barack Obama, a "subhuman mongrel"—a comment that elicited a rebuke from Mr Perry and a passive-aggressive apology from Mr Nugent himself.

What sort of experience could possibly elicit such a comment?

But Woods does not have to be at a golf tournament to dominate the conversation, or to elicit a pointed comment from a contemporary about Woods's dominance.

There's also a disclaimer in the gallery, warning that the piece "may elicit strong emotions", and a comment box where visitors can share their thoughts.

A photo of Leonard Bernstein conducting a Young People's concert elicits the comment: "A bewitched child stands in the Carnegie Hall aisles, looking up at the magical man on the stage".

This guy gets in, you're gonna be laid off, your pension is gone, your health care is gone," a comment which elicited applause in the crowd.

Santorum said that if the court were to be abolished, he had "some ideas" about what to do with the judges, a comment that elicited laughter from the audience.