Sentence examples for elicit praise from inspiring English sources

While this activity drew skeptical looks from the older generation, it seemed to elicit praise, or even jealousy, from my peers.

It was re-issued on compact disc in 1990 on Island Records and in 2004 on Virgin Records, and continued to elicit praise.

The diving pool often elicits praise.

Consider that she sings like a nightingale, eliciting praise from even the surliest of sources.

Mr. Cheney is an immensely respected political veteran, and his selection elicited praise from many Republicans.

So far, Mr. Ginty has elicited praise from conservatives like Steven Lonegan, who ran for governor last year.

His paintings elicited praise from the start and began to win prizes, his virtuosity of technique recognised almost immediately.

Kia will draw attention to its newest car, the Optima, which has elicited praise for its stylish exterior.

Shackleton, 52, is a very private individual, who elicits praise so sincere from other lawyers in her field that it is almost baffling.

The movie, directed by David Jones, would probably never have been released had it not elicited praise during a recent Harold Pinter retrospective by the Film Society of Lincoln Center.

He has won convictions or guilty pleas from more than 60 public officials, eliciting praise from the defense bar and attracting the attention of several national publications.