Sentence examples similar to guaranteed to elicit from inspiring English sources
It is almost guaranteed to elicit a wistful, enthusiastic response.
Still, if any show seems guaranteed to elicit that response, it is "Annie," the 1977 musical that opened on Thursday night in a serviceable revival.
However frustrating her narrow range, the gags are still expertly put together, and Millican's demeanour – all salacious glee at these indiscreet confidences, and bemusement at her midlife indignities – is guaranteed to elicit laughs.
No article is more guaranteed to elicit an outraged response from readers than one which dares to suggest that these islands are really not such a terrible place to live.
A provocative question for students is whether humans are evolving, and a classroom discussion on this topic is guaranteed to elicit numerous misconceptions (e.g., humans are evolving to be balder).
Even before Abe arrived in New York, Chinese media poured cold water on the meeting, describing it as a last-ditch effort by a terrified Japan to elicit security guarantees from Trump.
"We try to elicit offers".
Was Gunn using Sophie to elicit pity?
But he grew to elicit extraordinary loyalty.
Was this article written to elicit sympathy?
They express, or seek to elicit, feelings.
