Sentence examples for elicit and from inspiring English sources
The phrase "elicit and" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the act of drawing out or bringing forth information, feelings, or responses. Example: "The teacher aimed to elicit and engage the students' thoughts during the discussion."
What reaction do these comments hope to elicit and are the comments even thought through to that degree?
Ms. Sims has sought to elicit and so defang the sense of shame.
I loved the recent story on N.P.R. describing how the "Jeopardy!" staff elicit and coach the personal anecdotes that contestants discuss with Alex Trebek before the game begins.
They seem at once to want to avail themselves of the easy laughs these stereotypes can elicit and to break free of them altogether.
The mirror might do that, but the question will be, 'What kind of memory association will their body elicit?' And that is hard to know beforehand.
But she was concerned about potential anger and political vitriol that my questions might elicit, and with her fluent Russian and better cultural understanding, she felt she could better help me navigate.
And it is playing with different words and offers in its messages -- "sale," for example, or "free shipping" -- to see what kinds of responses they elicit and whether they drive customers to the Eddie Bauer Web site.
Good interviewers also know how to analyze the material they work so hard to elicit, and Penn treats his readers to gems such as "Inside, I'm wondering, Have I got a big story to break here?
Questions to elicit and evaluate integrity and character.
Asking elicit and probe questions to encourage teachers to share and elaborate their thinking.
SE predicted maternal perception of a HCP's ability to "elicit and respond to her concerns".
