Sentence examples for elicit of from inspiring English sources

Illicit, not elicit, of course.

Bernard Bailyn sought to elicit of The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution (1967), based on the classical republican rhetoric to be found in the political pamphlets and controversialist literature of the time leading up to the American founding.

From the Archbishop of Canterbury a distinctive response has been elicited of a "two track" communion for those who sign up or not to the Anglican Covenant.

Alternative instruments for evaluating such an aspect may be adopted in future research, enabling the eliciting of more elucidative conclusions.

The substantive evidence Thomas elicits of Nixon's good side triumphing in terms of his policies is shaky.

It is about the artistic intent to evoke emotion without having earned the authentic eliciting of that emotion.

Our results suggest that the MSCs in tumor inflammatory microenvironment may be elicited of immunosuppressive function.

This study addressed the eliciting of basic NCA's in medical school admission.

Finally, the study was not blinded and this may add bias to the eliciting of adverse events.

In recent study, we demonstrated that MSCs in tumor inflammatory microenvironment might be elicited of immunosuppressive function.

Quieter moments of revelation elicit "oohs" of the kind usually heard on a TV laugh track.