Their victory, on a beautiful English evening, elicited one of the longest and most emotional ovations of the tournament from the fans at Center Court, which was at 95percentt capacity.
Questions about the team -- even on the corner where some of the players live -- often elicited one of the following: a blank look; "who?"; or "I only follow the majors".
For Mr. Nelson, nodding at a feeling is often all it takes: here, just saying "Blue eyes crying in the rain" elicited one of the night's loudest responses.
Reading about Indiana's "fiery" hydrants elicited one of those slightly eerie moments when it feels as though we are living in the future.
García's 5-iron there elicited one of the loudest roars of the day from a gallery that had endured the elements to see just such a shot.
It's not the cuisine, which is merely passable, and elicited one of the strangest critical comments ever set to paper by a reviewer, when John Canaday, reviewing it for The Times in 1974, wrote, "One of the best compliments I can give the food is that after dinner I didn't feel stuffed".
Carter also stopped by for a podcast segment and audience Q&A and elicited one of the few unhappy audience responses of the day when he hinted that episode six of the new series "will make you wonder... there's a very big cliff".
SHOOTING HEROINES: This week is the Book Review's music issue, which reminds us that it was a review of a music book — Midge Decter's 1973 assessment of a Janis Joplin biography — that elicited one of the tastiest letters the section has run.
In the following section, we will refer to as controlled scenarios the cases where the subject is recorded while watching videos designed to elicit one of the six basic emotions (sadness, fear, happiness, anger, surprise, disgust), and random scenarios the cases where the subject is recorded when watching neutral (non-emotion eliciting) videos.
Using the chemistry of soil solution as an integrated indicator of biogeochemical response to hurricane simulation, the experimental manipulations show that the synergistic effects of both canopy opening and debris addition are needed to elicit one of the whole-watershed responses to hurricanes, a large pulse of nitrate (NO3) concentration in stream water that lasted approximately 18 months.
