Sentence examples for elicit panic from inspiring English sources

They are both merciless and often deadly, frequently elusive and elicit panic and fear in those who encounter them.

Once, as a beginning acting student, I set up a similar scenario as part of my 'emotional preparation,' thinking it would elicit panic, only to realize that without a serious consequence to missing the train, no panic ensued -- my brain called my bluff.

The reason Trump's threat (which Trump's deputy press secretary has clumsily tried to recast as an "olive branch") has failed to elicit mass panic and capitulation by Democrats is that they live in those cities, and see sanctuary policies working pretty well.

The sight of a snaking line outside the hotel to access Westlight elicited brief panic.

The 2008 collapse is eliciting more panic than previous panics for several reasons: –Boomers nearing retirement wonder when and if they can retire.

There is good reason why Hammond's appointment has elicited near-panic in the military about his spending plans: at the Department of Transport he demonstrated that his sole concern in decision-making is economic outcome.

On Corporation Street wouldn't be the first piece of immersive theatre to elicit feelings of panic and disorientation among the audience.

The requirement that all three conditions be present underlines the observation that intense fear in situations from which there is apparently no escape elicits no collective panic and little individual panic.

Contrary to our expectation, no inhibitory effect of escitalopram upon panic symptoms elicited by choleystokinin tetrapeptide could be demonstrated in healthy men.

Griebel et al. [ 5] have proposed that some defensive responses of rodents elicited by predators resemble panic attacks.

Jobs' passing elicited a vaguely panicked air.