Sentence examples similar to elicit a debate from inspiring English sources
As you might expect, his words elicited a debate and spiked conversations both online and off from those who applaud his sentiment against the "culture of entitlement" and those who were taken aback by the "harshness" and "cruelty" of his message.
The present t1081 outbreak has elicited a debate on the policy in the Netherlands.
It has spurred acquisition talk (as this story was being published, Roadside Attractions had closed a U.S. deal), generated significant actor buzz and, maybe most important, elicited a moral debate.
Nevertheless, the adverse event profile and comorbidity implications of glucocorticoids (and thus their benefit/risk profile) elicited a fierce debate within the Task Force.
Jon Huntsman elicited groans from the Republican audience at a debate for, of all things, speaking Mandarin, a linguistic accomplishment most people would consider laudable.
A synchronous format may encourage service users to describe their perspectives, and an asynchronous format may elicit reasoned debate.
After Mr. Murkowski was soundly eliminated from the 2006 governor's race in a primary, Ms. Palin was asked at a debate with the remaining candidates a question likely to elicit talk of bipartisan cooperation.
A debate on the merits of the Rolling Stones versus the Beatles (Hirst is a Beatles man) elicited vivid vignettes.
