Success elicits your faith, love of learning and expectation to experience change by believing in it, expecting it, but not just hoping for it.
Mr. McBride suggested that borrowers shop around, eliciting good-faith estimates from a number of lenders.
For if their successful efforts to end terror failed to elicit a good-faith response from the Israelis, and if their conformity to international expectations and their co-operation in the US war on terror failed to convince the US to advocate effectively on their behalf, they could easily be branded as quislings, as trustees of the Israeli prison being inexorably constructed for their people.
His reassertion of the doctrine of justification by faith elicited a strong reaction from Gardiner.
Christian doctrine, accordingly, is the attempt to state in intellectually responsible terms the message of the gospel and the content of the faith it elicits.
Perhaps no athlete in recent memory has engendered a following like Tebow, whose faith and success have elicited intense feelings from both supporters and detractors.
Despite the protests, the Southern Baptists sent more than 5,000 volunteers to Chicago in 2000, founding 92 new churches and eliciting more than 15,000 "professions of faith," according to a running tally on the Web site of the missionary board.
A faith resource rooted in eliciting positions on justice from the Hebrew canon can be a positive stepping stone for dialogue between diverse populations seeking pathways to relieve global cleavages.
The simple Enlightenment faith underlying this analysis quickly elicited critical comment, which led to its modification.
It is Leskov's great achievement to elicit in us compassion for his murderess, whose misplaced faith in her lover has occasioned such tragedy.
