Sentence examples for elicit from the from inspiring English sources

What, if any, emotional response might they elicit from the viewer?

Mr. Baron Cohen's malaprop-loaded antics are fictional, but the hate they can elicit from the people he encounters is ostensibly real.

The teacher may also elicit from the class some suggestions for how to differentiate main points from minor points in the reading and list them on the board.

For instance, Treasury staffers are now busy trying to elicit from the big automobile companies real-time information about the effects of auto sales on auto-parts suppliers.

"When the report card comes in on Vanessa, she will have earned her 'A' grade more for what she was able to elicit from the J. C. Penney community than what she did for suppliers," Mr. Charron predicted.

Once again, with an apparently simple-looking artwork of fairly dubious aesthetic merit, Mr. Nauman manages to elicit from the viewer a troubling recognition of some sort, in this case the meaner side of human nature.

Then determine the graphs and or data manipulations that can be elicited from the data set.

But the best aspect of the production is the incisive performance the conductor David Agler elicits from the chamber orchestra.

Roberts's tone was wry, and the laughter he elicited from the audience was both telling and troubling.

The dusky melancholy he elicited from the strings in the opening Requiem and Kyrie set an effective tone of trepidation.

But the night finally belongs to the conductor James Levine for the supple, varied and vividly colored account of the score he elicits from the superb Met Orchestra.