Sentence examples for elicit delight from inspiring English sources

Whilst a Premier League title may be out of reach, scuppering Arsenal's chances would elicit delight amongst Chelsea fans and renewed calls for the employment of the ex-Russia and Netherlands manager on a permanent basis.

Just the idea of the kids running around looking for treats at the seasonal Easter egg hunt can elicit delight from even the saddest of faces.

Do It Right is basically a Peter Kay standup set that elicits delight in others by reminding them of things they already know: "Remember Mr Vain, eh?" "Remember Sash?

Different evaluations on these dimensions provide multiple paths eliciting delight.

It's not often (ever?) that news of a United States cabinet member suffering a concussion elicits widespread delight in partisan media offices.

The implications are still clear enough to elicit cries of delight from an audience primed for vicarious bedroom thrills.

Telling a young child that you are saving a pot of money which they will not be able to access until they are 18 is unlikely to elicit squeals of delight, but with any luck it will amount to a tidy sum to be put towards their future.

As a child, the name "NASA" was enough to elicit gasps of delight and excitement — after all, these were the steely-eyed missile men who landed 12 people on the surface of the Moon and helped turn our eyes to the deepest corners of the heavens.

But I will tell you that the moments to elicit the loudest delight involved the arrivals of characters who were first introduced nearly four decades ago.

Right now, see if you can list a dozen things that bring you shivers of excitement or delight, elicit little mmmmms of satisfaction or make your lights burn a little brighter.

At times, he played the chicken farmer, cute and countrified, eliciting coos of delight from an adoring audience.