Sentence examples for least elicited from inspiring English sources

As a composer, I think I would rather be booed than politely clapped; booing tends to suggest that you have at least elicited some passionate reaction, even if it is pure fury.

Whether you're a staunch royalist or a republican, the recent photos of Will and Kate's family on their skiing holiday may have at least elicited an 'Awww.' This is because we are neurobiologically hardwired to find Prince George and Princess Charlotte's features very cute.

That at least elicited a smile from the ever-serious AOL chairman and CEO.

Managing interaction functions came as the least elicited type of functions, accounting for 7% of the total number of functions.

In fact, whether Obama or Romney wins, Bush's national-security approach will triumph more decisively than it had before Obama took office, when these policies at least elicited real controversy.

A trial, they point out, with defense counsel and cross-examination, would at least elicit responses to the charges that Justice Verniero ignored racial profiling by the state police when he was the state's attorney general and then gave deceptive testimony about it in his court confirmation hearings.

However, the observed up-regulation of INSIG1 (binds SCAP and blocks SREBP transport to Golgi) could dampen SREBP activity in bovine mammary during lactation or at the very least elicit tight regulation of SREBP activity.

Her songs, which she said highlight "the shortcomings of humanity," are often intended to provoke, or at least to elicit winces.

Supporters of affirmative action cogently point out that this sort of "affirmative action" for athletes (as well as for alumni children) has never, at least until now, elicited cries of foul on the ground that it violates meritocratic principles.

The detection threshold was defined as the least force that elicited a sensation of touch.

Knockdown studies further support the role of SENP1 and more realistically delineate the potential functional redundancy of SENP2 at endogenous levels where its effects are, at least in part, elicited through its SUMO-protease activity.