Sentence examples for eliciting replies from from inspiring English sources

The woman then says "dare" three times in a row, eliciting replies from the announcer like "Riding the historic Georgetown Loop Railroad through the Rockies".

That comment elicited replies that the writer obviously works for a competitor.

In playback trials, the first song phrases played were less likely than later phrases to elicit replies.

The two running mates elicited terse replies from two marines who said they supported Mr. Bush.

But occasionally he let himself be dragged into the theory of art and the problematics of language; as by his friend Axel Kaun, who elicited a reply from Beckett on July 9, 1937, about language: "Since we cannot dismiss it all at once, at least we do not want to leave anything undone that may contribute to its disrepute.

"It was about eliciting a response from the community".

"You're making this up," Mr. McHenry replied, eliciting gasps from the audience.

This argument has elicited numerous replies and counter-replies.

The apology elicited little response from City Hall yesterday.

Jack Mapanje remained in his seat as he told how a petition organised by Edinburgh University managed to elicit a direct reply from the Malawian dictator, Hastings Banda.

A request for the name of the ultimate beneficial owner of Petrocom elicited the following reply from Mossack Fonseca's UK franchise: "I think we could assume that would be Mahmoud Ahmadinejad unless I'm mistaken".