Sentence examples for it elicits from from inspiring English sources
If the dramatic setup of "The Water's Edge" feels contrived, the emotional responses it elicits from its characters are often engagingly authentic.
The essence of a brand is abstract; indeed, proof of its existence is tantamount to the emotional response it elicits from consumers.
The fact that he has both European and African ancestry made the subject especially fraught, and it elicits from Walcott some of his most raw and confessional writing.
His music provides a running commentary on itself and the response it elicits from his listeners ("Everybody only wants to discuss me/So this must mean I'm dis-gus-ting/But it's just me, I'm just obscene").
More than Frankie's return – more even than the disruptive presence of the arsonist – it is the slow atrophy of Alfie's intellect, and the responses it elicits from those around him, which lies at the heart of the novel, and which Miller handles with a deft, homespun acuity.
The SEIQoL-DW is a relatively new measure and unique in QL measurement in that it elicits from patients their own self-generated list of the "five most important domains of QL" for them, rather than asking about pre-set areas.
His Presidential Library, in Simi Valley, will soon exhibit the letter, along with a few of the thirty thousand responses it elicited from all over the world.
Boards shot up and tangled in the crashing white water in what was -- judging by the gasps it elicited from the crowd at the Calypso -- an amazing double wipe out.
For Mr Osborne's performance was monstrously political in a way they both disapprove of, yet also quite likely to improve the Tories' prospects.That was evident in the far livelier response it elicited from the opposition.
Revisiting the Bryant incident, which is largely forgotten only a few years later, it's important to remember the response it elicited from Jarrett Barrios, then the president of gay media watchdog group GLAAD Professionalal sports players need to set a better example for young people who use words like this on the playground and in our schools, creating a climate of intolerance and hostility".
Moreover, it elicits responses from T cells isolated from a cohort of RA patients [7].
