Sentence examples similar to elicit apathy from inspiring English sources

And yet, something diminishing occurs when excellence becomes so routine that it elicits apathy rather than appreciation.

The sight of a corpse oozing blood in the middle of the street could elicit as much apathy as alarm.

Generally speaking, however, eliciting positive emotions is preferable to eliciting negative emotions, which may promote apathy or despair (Pidgeon and Fishoff, 2011).

Instead, this is the object of a fatalistic acceptance: participation rates (pdf) in elections, news programmes elicit declining interest, newspapers decrease their coverage of world news, and people fall into "apathy".

Apathy prevails.

Apathy rules.

· Tackle apathy.

"Apathy reigned".

Why the apathy?

What about voter apathy?

Apathy, ennui, meh.