Sentence examples for elicit answers from inspiring English sources

The heart of this book is a series of exercises that elicit answers to precisely these sorts of questions.

For the first time, we encounter a block of text rather than short questions to elicit answers.

Sadly, it still didn't elicit answers to a lot of the election's biggest questions, which is what would have worked best for voters.

O'REILLY: I am not going to say — my job was to elicit answers from him, not to bait him in that.

The European Parliament format is a terrible way to elicit answers from one of the most powerful people in the world.

The Q-and-A session may be wonky, but senators will try to elicit answers to help build their case, for or against the legislation, with the American public.

The researchers elicited answers of true or false to statements with varying degrees of fat stigmatization.

Even here, though, the scientific method is instructive, not for eliciting answers but rather for highlighting the limits of what can be known.

Mr. Frost gently elicited answers rather than bullying his guests, and his dandyish striped shirts were almost as much of a trademark as Mr. King's suspenders.

Today Kommons is launching as a Q&A site focused on eliciting answers from public figures on Twitter.

To generate higher order thinking processes, the researcher made the participants propose questions which elicited answers that had not already been presented.