Sentence examples for elicit reactions from inspiring English sources

Publications elicit reactions from readers.

Wind it back!'" Collier's music is full of moments that elicit reactions such as this, particularly from musicians.

"The best spots" are those that elicit reactions like " 'I've had that happen,' " Mr. Short says.

There is not one mention of the doctor-nurse dynamic or the role nurses themselves sometimes play to elicit reactions from physicians.

This retro look was exemplified by a series of Chrysler-brand concept cars — design prototypes often intended to elicit reactions — including the Atlantic, Phaeton and Chronos, that evoked voluptuous motorcars, including the Bugattis of the 1930s.

This, he concedes, was fun, not least because the director, William Friedkin, was a "wild guy" who would do things like fire guns off-camera to elicit reactions from his actors.

Multiple attempts to elicit reaction from the Obama campaign have also been unsuccessful.

Clarissa's downfall elicits reactions from sympathy to cattiness from her gaggle of obligatory girlfriends.

In the current (wholly understandable) Bush-bashing environment, just mentioning the US elicits reactions ranging from suspicion to outrage.

And "A Tool to Deceive and Slaughter" has elicited reactions ranging from "You're really crazy" to "You're slightly crazy".

My unrehearsed confession elicited reactions of self-conscious shame.