Sentence examples for it might elicit from inspiring English sources
A: My decision to translate the book pseudonymously was unrelated to the possible reactions it might elicit in the United States or other English-speaking countries.
Making the picture had been an emotional experience for both women; Faustine preferred that it not be published, for fear of the personal threats that it might elicit.
I considered telling Mary it's simply not cool to take up space when you aren't using it, but that's a criticism and I felt like it might elicit a defensive reaction which would escalate our conflict.
The Big Duck should rest along the Long Island Expressway near the center of Suffolk, perhaps in Farmingville, where it might elicit the most varied responses about what Long Island represents now and what is its future.
For those who are overweight, it might elicit the sense of, 'Oh, I need to lose weight.' Or, 'I don't like to see myself because I'm so big,' which might lead to choosing healthier food".
It might elicit grimaces in more well-heeled parishes, but members of his congregation have spent more time behind bars than in church school, most are struggling with H.I.V. and all live in some of the 900 rooms he runs in his five single-room-occupancy hotels in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx.
Being a good reporter, she began researching the imprimatur of her new house -- which she will describe as "remarkably ugly" -- casting about for the inspiration that would help her elevate it into something that might elicit more than just politic murmurs from well-meaning friends.
It's an idea that might elicit a shrug or, at best, a "hmm" in a group show about art and ecology.
Thus, it is conceivable that C5a might elicit CD8+ T cell response upon the input stimuli.
Conceivably, deoxygedunin binding to TrkB might elicit its conformational change, leading to its dimerization.
