Sentence examples for elicit them from inspiring English sources

Applause: Frequent – and at all the points, the speech was designed to elicit them.

Like others, I often find the comments section more interesting than the articles that elicit them.

It doesn't seek to implement changes, but to elicit them from others.

Humor contributors may not be playing for laughs, but most want to understand why certain jokes or situations tend to elicit them.

Despite many efforts to design immunogens that elicit them by active immunization, no immunogen other than HIV itself has yet been able to elicit a bnAb response.

It is probably wise not to visit with hunger pangs, as a glance at the gleaming pastry counters or trays of crispy tempura will elicit them anyway.

The return of Hartford Stage's former artistic director, Mark Lamos, who elicited them, is to be cherished.

They said some of their answers were preceded by questions they were not asked or that answers were not matched with the questions that elicited them.

If we can retain emotions unrelated to the facts that elicited them, that could explain why we seem unaccountably depressed at times.

"Goodbye, John," the song that elicited them, is an obscure, folk-flavored ballad from the late 1940s by Alec Wilder (music) and Edward Eager (lyrics).

And no one's better at eliciting them than Raúl Colón ("Good-Bye, Havana! Hola, New York!," "Angela and the Baby Jesus").