Sentence examples for immediately elicited from inspiring English sources

That immediately elicited a terse response from Mexico's president.

It's the kind of move that, in the past, would have immediately elicited a firm, unified opposition from the West.

The film immediately elicited some ruffled reactions here (the first question to the director after the screening was along the lines of, "How dare you? How dare Sundance?").

What he was able to get out of the band immediately elicited comparisons to Fleetwood Mac, the gold standard for anybody making vocal pop records in L.A. "Days Are Gone" has some of that relaxed melodic spring, but feels brighter — the sun-drenched inverse of Ferreira's rained-out stadium pop.

His aides were scrambling to contain any fallout from the "stuff happens" remark, which had immediately elicited a response from President Obama, and echoed one of the most notorious statements of the Bush Administration: Rumsfeld's declaration during the chaos in Iraq that "stuff happens".

"It's just them". What he was able to get out of the band immediately elicited comparisons to Fleetwood Mac, the gold standard for anybody making vocal pop records in L.A. "Days Are Gone" has some of that relaxed melodic spring, but feels brighter the sun-drenched inverse of Ferreira's rained-out stadium pop.

The female stereotype of motherly nurturing and compassion may not immediately elicit an image of masterful leadership.

Re "Supply-Side Ideas, Turned Upside Down" (Economic View, Nov. 1), in which N. Gregory Mankiw said health care reform legislation now in Congress would raise the implicit marginal tax rates of many Americans: The word "tax" has become a goblin in our society, immediately eliciting responses like "Enough, we can't bear any more!" or "High taxes kill initiative".

The background: Bad Breeding have been described as "the best new punk band in Britain", which immediately elicits two contradictory responses: an excited desire to hear them, and a disappointment that a band might be generating this kind of heat via such tired/tried and tested formulae – punk fast approaching its 40th birthday, and all that.

"There is a kind of utter certainty in her writing," she said of Ms. Chua, "and that confidence goes so against the underlying grain of American parenting and child-rearing expertise that it immediately elicits a response that then suggests a kind of certainty on the other side that isn't there, either".

In panels b and d the stronger current pulse is applied first, immediately eliciting a spike.