But whether or not it will elicit similar affection depends largely on how forgiving players are willing to be.
But it seems incredibly sociable, capable of eliciting caregiving and affection from elderly people in nursing homes and hospitals.
Bankable stars aren't always beloved by their paymasters They may be able to draw big audiences, but Hollywood idols don't always elicit the unconditional affection of their colleagues.
And though it teases out the usual horror movie sensations of dread and anxiety and eyes-averted disgust, this movie also makes a direct and disarming play for affection, eliciting in viewers something akin to the awkward, resilient tenderness that is its subject.
The ZZ Top piece elicited an outburst of affection for the hirsute Texas band, though the subject matter baffled james312: "Loving their enthusiasm – no idea what they talking about, but that's not the point.
Jane Austen was not merely interested in making Fanny Price, the heroine of "Mansfield Park," a plausible simulacrum of a human being; she also wanted Fanny to elicit the reader's affection and approval.
But if Pooter inspires mirth in the reader, he also elicits an equal measure of affection.
He even elicits a weird sort of affection as he draws out his finger and utters an earnest "bang" to desperate effect, finishing with a little blow on his finger as though it were a smoking gun, his lower lip pushed out in defiance as his attackers swarm and ultimately overtake him.
But other writers who had financial success manage to elicit in their readers an affection for the author that Rule never did.
To investigate the affection of widespread activations elicited by the auditory oddball paradigm in healthy elderly, Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and Alzheimer's disease (AD) in an event related fMRI study.
