Sentence examples for had elicited from inspiring English sources

But he seemed pleased with what he had elicited.

He noted that the developers had elicited comments from community groups and residents.

None of the magicians had elicited this kind of enthusiasm, nothing close.

And yet, football had elicited a war, a war that Skapoullis is quick to say remains very much unresolved.

The board ultimately decided not to sell the painting, which had elicited offers of more than $15 million.

Finlay, having circulated a letter to press and radio, had elicited a banning order from the Edinburgh police.

Because of its relatively small size and its Chinese ownership, Ssangyong has not stirred the kind of public sympathy that giant domestic companies in trouble had elicited.

The camp's director, Samantha Stein, said that the exercise had elicited all sorts of interesting responses from the children about the burden of proof.

Nathan was delighted, of course – and somewhat astonished – that his email to DCI Capes had elicited this invitation, rather than the expected wall of official silence.

Around nine months earlier, her brother had been the victim of an intimidatory attack - but appeals for help to the local judiciary had elicited no response.

She tells of her amazement that her linking of a putative terrorist to President Putin's government had elicited no public outcry.