Sentence examples for elicit comments from from inspiring English sources
He does not elicit comments from the class, but gives his own tasting notes.
The Fox Nation, an offshoot of the main Fox News site, exists mostly to elicit comments from users and link to news sources.
It appears, however, that this event was reported to a journalist who decided to elicit comments from a variety of academics at other universities, as well from as the general secretary of UCU, but not the 75 people who attended the event.
One important corollary of this is that open questions can be designed expressly to elicit comments from a subset of the population surveyed, using the principles of purposive sampling [ 20].
Shimada's profile was sufficiently high for his resignation to elicit comment from the chief government spokesman, Yukio Edano.
(The Hartford Courant, Democracy Now!, and the Times, as well as the Review-Journal, all failed to elicit comment from Schroeder on this point).
When she eventually asked what was wrong, he replied: "But dear Doris, you've done nothing to elicit comment from me".
He noted that the developers had elicited comments from community groups and residents.
Describes the farm, and elicits comments from those who admire their produce.
The Facebook page, titled "No More West Indian Day Detail," elicited comments from more than 150 people, many of whose names matched those of police officers.
She also has much better luck eliciting comments from erstwhile Clinton friends who claim to have been dropped ("Who's Bill Clinton?" one of them asks her sarcastically) than from the wealthy, skirt-chasing, private-plane-lending new cronies with whom, she says, he plutocratically zips around.
