Sentence examples for eliciting from from inspiring English sources

No director, save for Wes Anderson, perhaps, has been as deft as Coppola at eliciting from Murray the rueful tone that has marked his best late-career performances.

In 1935, she sang in Salzburg, eliciting from Toscanini his voice-of-the-century plaudit, which the impresario Sol Hurok promptly spread through the press.

"Well, it's insured, isn't it?" one of the crew, a man of about 25, said, eliciting from Mr. Hoback something close to a groan.

After an extensive publicity campaign, the department finally succeeded in eliciting from the public a widespread acceptance of the ZIP code.

The Opéra's music director, Philippe Jordan, continues his string of first-rate performances, eliciting from the orchestra transparent textures and vigorous eruptions as needed.

There's nothing here to compare with the eruption of joy, back in 1996, when our heroes hurtled free of the enemy stronghold by the merest squeak, eliciting, from Smith, the triumphal roar "Elvis has left the building".

This is the reaction that she elicits from people".

The performances Thornton has elicited from Rowan McNamara and Marissa Gibson carry total conviction.

Mr. Rumsfeld's lessons were not dissimilar from those Mr. Morris elicited from Mr. McNamara.

Exactly the kind of sound, in fact, that Rattle elicited from it at the Proms this year.

Judging by the vitality of the performances she elicits from her choristers, her excitement is contagious.