Sentence examples for elicit readers from inspiring English sources

How do we elicit readers' interest in the story we want to tell?

This may elicit readers to take pause, but one can't deny that zoo bears develop strong relationships with their caregivers and conspecifics, as they are managed in groups in most captive situations.

They may also elicit reader empathy by discussing real-world problems, even in fictional contexts, while situating literature and the arts in an influential position.

They become, in effect, heroes or antiheroes of their own personal fictions; they become characters, bigger than life and the allure that they exert on those in their lives is similar to the fascination that criminals in dramas elicit from readers and viewers.

I would not ask for help, and if offered help would often decline, afraid of the person's motives". Not long ago I posted the question above on my Facebook page to see what kind of responses it would elicit from readers.

Jane Austen was not merely interested in making Fanny Price, the heroine of "Mansfield Park," a plausible simulacrum of a human being; she also wanted Fanny to elicit the reader's affection and approval.

When his companion Olger Nilsen dies, apparently of scurvy, one learns that he was Danish and was a "brave man and fine sailor"; but this information comes too late to elicit the reader's emotion.

On the Shareaholic blog, Jennifer Spivak authored a post which included gifs to elicit stronger reader emotion, and they loved it -- 99+ Pinterest users thought it was well worth sharing.

Publications elicit reactions from readers.

However, I will have to say something about the inevitable resentment these comments will elicit from some readers.

But other writers who had financial success manage to elicit in their readers an affection for the author that Rule never did.