Sentence examples for elicited acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
But prosecutors elicited acknowledgment from Hickman that, although he continued into early 2008 to tell Edwards that his chances were poor, he maintained a positive, upbeat outlook in emails and comments to campaign staffers.
"The L.I.R.R. kept assuring us that a 'freeze team' was working 24 hours a day," the council member said, adding that Mr. Silverman finally elicited an acknowledgment from the railroad that the freeze team consisted of three people.
He hadn't changed the commenter's mind on the issue, but The New Americans had elicited an acknowledgment of the people beyond the political abstractions.
Based on a recent test for this article, e-mail is unlikely to elicit an acknowledgment that it has been read.
The deaths of the officers elicited an automatic acknowledgment of the value of these men to the people whom they had served.
He elicited Lopez's acknowledgment that she liked Simpson, and that she disliked his ex-wife because Nicole Simpson once allegedly slapped her housekeeper.
Clark also elicited Kaelin's acknowledgment that he had received more acting jobs since the murders than he had in the previous 10 years and she carefully asked him about some of the alleged statements that his friends have repeated.
Paul M. Smith, a lawyer for the video game industry, faced a barrage of hostile questions from those three justices, who elicited from him the acknowledgment that there was nothing states could do to regulate the sale of, in Justice Alito's words, "the most violent, sadistic, graphic video game that can be developed".
Its mention elicited moans.
On cross-examination, Mr. Pellicano merely elicited Ms. Maguire's praise for his work, and her acknowledgment that he'd been loyal to her. "He's still loyal to you now," Mr. Pellicano said.
