Sentence examples for eliciting more from inspiring English sources

"Come check with me when you all are 40," Clemens said, eliciting more giggles.

(the latter eliciting more hope than disappointment) — I don't think I spent more than a nanosecond worrying about the crashed riders.

Bustling (but fully Chinese) commercial streets on the outer edges of the French Concession also drew me in, eliciting more questions than answers.

Shortly afterwards Willem-Alexander's younger brother Friso was caught in an avalanche while skiing and left in a coma, eliciting more public sympathy for the Oranges.

"Because they are able to give you some information, you trust them, so you answer their questions, inadvertently giving them more information," says Tankard. "They may ring back several times, eliciting more each time".

Secretary of State John Kerry has said that he plans to advance ideas on how to change the situation on his first trip later this month, ideas that appear to include eliciting more cooperation from the Kremlin.

I elicited more specific instructions.

The scene elicited more questions and interpretations.

Sept. 11 should elicit more than just soul-searching.

The new targeting rule also elicited more visceral reactions.

Growth elicited more pain, but of the on-field variety.