Sentence examples for elicits as from inspiring English sources

There may be no prospect in the organization who elicits as much excitement or praise.

The actual suffering rarely elicits as much outrage as the fact it is being exposed for the world to see.

Think Marina Hyde's Lost in Showbiz live onstage, and you'll be close to Ryan's opening 20 minutes, which elicits as many gasps as laughs, and plenty of both.

"The Children Were Watching" shows events as they were unfolding on their own — and also elicits, as if by cinematic X-ray, the ideologies that underlie the conflict.

The fact is that homelessness is a fixture in most American cities and one that seldom elicits as much attention as the backlash over the hotspots suggests that it should.

Nanostructured porous silicon (PSi) elicits as a very attractive material for future biosensing systems due to its high surface area, biocompatibility and well-established fabrication methods.

Elicitation Elicit The Target structure from the Students Elicitation takes out from the students (new language) Elicit as much as you can... it keeps students busy No correction.

Shadows have always streaked the sunlight of Shakespeare's sylvan comedy of love in disguise, but I have never seen them elicited as affectingly as they are in this interpretation, directed by Peter Hall, Ms. Hall's father.

Formspring is seeing between 3 million to 4 million smiles per week, and a Question of the Day can elicit as many as 500,000 responses.

There are few Democrats in American politics who elicit as much scorn from the activist left as Cuomo.

Bray Wyatt delivers a mesmerising promo which elicits just as many cheers as boos.