Sentence examples for elicit more from inspiring English sources

Sept. 11 should elicit more than just soul-searching.

Provide words for the class and elicit more from students.

Next time, she'd be better off dwelling on characters whose preoccupations elicit more respect.

He knew he might elicit more than a few hostile glances.

There are few subjects in the sport that elicit more emotional responses.

"Perhaps," he said, "painting him was one way of trying to elicit more love and approbation".

The peace talks still elicit more scepticism than optimism from the Colombian public.

Small variations frequently elicit more rage than large ones because they imperil identity.

But when it only seemed to elicit more tears, he did not try again.

Trying to switch from engineering to history may elicit more queries than swapping to civil from mechanical engineering, for example.

The Clintons are in a bizarre conjugal competition this week to see who can elicit more pity.