Sentence examples for elicit the support from inspiring English sources

International reaction has been relatively muted and Nasheed's overseas trips to Europe and elsewhere have failed to elicit the support his supporters had hoped for.

In fact, they are usually part of small networks of like-minded individuals, perpetrating acts of violence that elicit the support of larger numbers of people.

This led the government in the early 1990s to elicit the support of the European Commission to protect its native film industry.

Others publicize their regular fitness training because it helps elicit the support of friends and families, and exert a degree of peer pressure upon themselves so they don't slip into bad habits as they work toward their goals.

A few pages later, she allies herself with Malcolm X, who visits Ghana in 1964 to elicit the support of Black world leaders.

His freedom had come after a massive campaign was launched – eliciting the support of the actor Ray Winstone among others – to clear his name.

A series of statements were also posed to elicit whether the support received via the helpline had had any personal benefits in terms of improving callers' wellbeing, their knowledge base and/or motivation to continue breastfeeding following the call.

Verbage aside -- whether they're "slaying" or "werking" or just being their "GODDESS SUPREME" selves -- pop stars have been known to occasionally elicit the emphatic support of the gays.

Future studies may wish to elicit the social support provider's point of view in addition to the recipients'.

Whilst health professionals use the helpline(s), as the study aimed to elicit the efficacy of the support and impact on caller outcomes, a decision was made to only recruit callers with direct experiences (e.g. mothers or a member of their personal network).

Both might elicit the same reaction as "Support Our Troops": I already do, but why do I need you to tell me to do so?