Sentence examples for eliciting that from inspiring English sources

Many of the works, including "Early Woman" and "California Dreamin'" revisit the culture of circus sideshows of the mid 1800s, eliciting that same mixture of fear and fascination.

She talks about the pain involved in eliciting that testimony.

Mr. Seidel asked Dr. Janoson about Mr. Velella's mental abilities, eliciting that he had been able to give coherent answers to questions about his life, including his education and ailments.

Again and again, Mr. Fiske sought to undermine her by eliciting that in the past she had denied wrongdoing, and even feigned indignation, when questioned by government investigators, Sotheby's board, an outside company counsel and the press.

Then we collected student responses to these assessment items, and conducted think-aloud interviews to better understand student thinking about natural selection and the ways in which the assessment items were eliciting that thinking.

"Within the cavernous repository of Cannes controversy, there remains a place of honor for those films and directors eliciting that most visceral, ear-catching of hostile audience responses: the boo," David Reilly, BAMcinématek assistant programmer, wrote recently in the BAM newsletter (via Indiewire).

The living writers that most consistently elicit that feeling in me are: Alejandro Zambra, Claudia Rankine, Anne Carson, Junot Díaz, Aleksandar Hemon, Jennifer Egan and Yuri Herrera.

My error is that I don't elicit that feeling in others".

"You better elicit that learning, emotionally as well as mentally, to maximize the retention".

My goal was to elicit that mellow praise from my guide with each try.

So everything we do is intended to elicit that kind of fun".