Sentence examples for elicits furious from inspiring English sources

"Sun Don't Shine" is a road noir in which Seimetz, herself a notable actor, elicits furious performances from her stars (Kate Lyn Sheil and Kentucker Audley) and gets past those performances with freely impressionistic images and free-floating voice-over that punctuate the action and evoke the churning inner lives of characters in the lockstep constraint of a criminal plot.

Sexist peer review elicits furious Twitter response, PLOS apology.

All they want to do is take your money," says cabbie Babatunde Are, 62, as he moves blindly into the next lane, eliciting furious honks from the driver he cut off.

The allegation elicited furious denials but after Fox anchor Gretchen Carlson came forward with similar claims and other women followed suit, and Sherman continued to break scoop after scoop, Ailes fate was sealed.

Among them was Karl Lamprecht (1856 1915), whose 12-volume Deutsche Geschichte (1891 1901: "German History") elicited a furious response from historians in Germany.

This, in turn, elicited a furious response from the German leader of the Conservative bloc, who accused us of moral arrogance.

Barack Obama's announcement that the United States proposes to admit 110,000 refugees over the course of the next year has elicited a furious reaction from some Republican leaders.

This week, hundreds of Haitians protested in support of an 18-year-old who said he was sexually assaulted by peacekeepers from Uruguay on a United Nations base, eliciting a furious rebuke from Haiti's president and an apology from Uruguay.

His brutal Cannes takedown of Vincent Gallo's "Brown Bunny" elicited a furious, vulgar reaction from the director, but when Roger saw a later cut of the movie, he found reason to praise it.

Lord O'Donnell's attack last night elicited a furious response from the Government, which accused him of attempting to "deflect attention" from his own failings as Cabinet Secretary before he retired in 2011.

In an indication of the national pride attached to contract awards, Eurostar's decision to hand a €600m (£540m) train contract to Siemens last year elicited a furious response from the French government, which had expected the French-controlled company to award the deal to Paris-based Alstom.