Sentence examples for even eliciting from inspiring English sources

By coming up with a record, and by even eliciting an admission of blame by Indonesia, the reports exceeded expectation.

Jeb Bush's decision to withdraw from the presidential race, after finishing fourth in a state he had fought so hard to win, even eliciting the help of his brother, George W Bush, marked a political nadir for the Republican establishment.

Moderates like John Kasich and Jeb Bush didn't do anything to win them over - even eliciting boos on occasion - while conservative darlings like Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio garnered positive reviews, even if they had limited opportunities to really shine.

Swift has demonstrated a gift for making friends, not enemies, even eliciting a couple of public apologies after the MTV Awards incident from the normally unrepentant West.

The photos' publication sparked controversy, even eliciting a response from then Mayor John V. Lindsay, who was vacationing in the Bahamas, who called Freed's work "outrageous" and "a gross insult to the city".

It might even elicit a laugh.

At Edinburgh she even elicited a rare appearance from Nicola Barker ("a genius").

He has even elicited the help of US diplomats and congressmen.

It might even elicit an explanation as to how the party is to pay for them.

His letters from that time make uncomfortable reading and even elicit self-justifications from the present- day Naipaul.

You suspect it would even elicit derisive snorts at a meeting to discuss script ideas for Hollyoaks.