Sentence examples for eliciting them from inspiring English sources

And no one's better at eliciting them than Raúl Colón ("Good-Bye, Havana! Hola, New York!," "Angela and the Baby Jesus").

His compositions are tense and fragile, controlled yet breathing, suggesting a great deal of restraint on his part in holding back from the characters, resisting a warm-hearted impulse to get close to them from the start and compelling himself to get to the source of emotions rather than merely eliciting them.

Consequently, flumazenil sensitive effects in vivo do not necessarily indicate that the benzodiazepine binding site is eliciting them.

The encoded referents of such signals may range from broad to very specific contexts and seem to induce mental representations of the external events eliciting them.

It is clear that patient characteristics influence decision-making, but previous evidence suggests that clinicians may assume characteristics rather than eliciting them directly.

GPs may also make assumptions about patients' expectations rather than eliciting them directly, a notion which has been described previously in relation to antibiotics [ 37] and hypnotics [ 38].

Applause: Frequent – and at all the points, the speech was designed to elicit them.

It doesn't seek to implement changes, but to elicit them from others.

The return of Hartford Stage's former artistic director, Mark Lamos, who elicited them, is to be cherished.

They said some of their answers were preceded by questions they were not asked or that answers were not matched with the questions that elicited them.

If we can retain emotions unrelated to the facts that elicited them, that could explain why we seem unaccountably depressed at times.