Sentence examples for lost elicit from inspiring English sources

According to music critic Thom Jurek, "The Divine Image" and "A Little Girl Lost" elicit feelings of majesty and "pastoral sadness", respectively.

"Show me a tax return," he said in mock dialogue, and drawled in response, "Well, I lost it," which elicited knowing laughs.

The recent supposed find of a cache of lost drawings by Vincent van Gogh elicited a trenchant dismissal by the Van Gogh Museum and justified ridicule.

And if television has been increasingly adept at producing anxiety ("24," "Lost," "Jericho"), it has rarely elicited anything resembling sensory fear.

Maggie also had a hard time eliciting empathy from Molly, who lost a baby of her own.

"Our work suggests that restoring personal control after it has been lost may help to extinguish the emotion that elicited the appraisal".

Ms. Dodge's production doesn't disguise this work's hearty preachiness, but it elicits glimmers of delicate beauty that got lost in the fireworks the first time around.

Replacing photoreceptors is much more challenging than RPE cells because the connection between photoreceptors and neurons are lost, and also because of the potential scarring response elicited.

The K45E mutant within the BBXB motif lost the capacity to bind heparin and the ability to elicit cellular recruitment.

This is because interventions that reduce body fat stores without a corresponding decrease in the defended level of fat mass elicit compensatory responses that promote the recovery of lost fat and are difficult to consciously override.

Interestingly, H11Y(B) elicited a pH-dependent activity, although this variant lost the pH-sensitive imidazole side chain (pKa  = 6.5).