The types of physical violence involved being chased and cornered, being hit, punched or grabbed, kicked, spit at, strangled, as well as using a weapon or the environment, such as breaking a window, to elicit violence.
The surreal is used to illustrate the real feelings elicited by violence.
"Obviously this law will elicit aggression and violence, and responsibility rests with the lawmakers who voted in its favor".
When a player's domestic violence elicits, relatively speaking, a mere shrug, the NFL contributes to the cultural notions that minimize such violence, suggest that it's easy to get away with -- and that encourages individuals and communities to keep silent in its face.
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.
Previously questions about intimate partner violence to elicit disclosure have been insufficiently validated for use in general practice or family medicine populations, particularly outside the US.
The variation between interviewers in terms of rates reported for this study suggests some were more skilled than others in reliably eliciting reports of experienced violence.
That stopped the assembly line, until it was explained to him that the purpose of the question hadn't been to ask whether he preferred force to violence, rather to elicit from him a comprehensive rejection of both.
We are in the unique positions, through our respective mediums, to elicit a response without using violence or direct action.
Why or why not? -Do you think the use of violence is necessary to elicit change?
In the absence of thrills as such, Black supplies Tarantinoesque flourishes of catastrophic accidental violence from Harry which elicit eye-rolling impatience from Perry.
