Sentence examples for elicit replies from inspiring English sources

In playback trials, the first song phrases played were less likely than later phrases to elicit replies.

That comment elicited replies that the writer obviously works for a competitor.

The woman then says "dare" three times in a row, eliciting replies from the announcer like "Riding the historic Georgetown Loop Railroad through the Rockies".

He pointed out, however, that call itself has found Companycommand useful; earlier this year, call posted a request on Companycommand for advice on using interpreters in Iraq, eliciting replies that became a call lesson on the subject.

JTS Institute, a cramped school in a bustling Bangalore neighbourhood, now shows students how to "prompt" callers with questions and statements that elicit the replies that word-spotting software, and call-centre managers, are looking for, such as "I understand" and "that's great".

According to Webb's model (Webb, 1989), students were expected to ask questions that might elicit elaborate replies in order to enhance achievement.

The two running mates elicited terse replies from two marines who said they supported Mr. Bush.

When none of these elicit a reply, Vernon and Bird go on an aerial journey in a teacup tied to a balloon.

Not to mention the fun of knowing that calling the ordinary Gas Board telephone number would never elicit a reply if the thing went wrong: only a call to the number reserved for gas leaks would stand a chance of being answered.

This argument has elicited numerous replies and counter-replies.

In other words, not one to one messages that would elicit a reply.