Sentence examples for managed to elicit from inspiring English sources

One was the lack of interest that Mr. Jospin and Mr. Chirac managed to elicit.

UV vis experiments managed to elicit a colorful set of reactions, which were dependent on the sonication of solution.

One reader, a 43-year-old woman, managed to elicit a guarded response about Murakami's writing plans.

It is not only in Italy, however, that Vinceti has managed to elicit irritation from the art establishment.

Jack Mapanje remained in his seat as he told how a petition organised by Edinburgh University managed to elicit a direct reply from the Malawian dictator, Hastings Banda.

Later Mr. DiCaprio managed to elicit the revelation that environmental concerns were just as important to the president as education or health care.

He did manage to elicit superb acting from his cast of nearly all Czech singers.

But other writers who had financial success manage to elicit in their readers an affection for the author that Rule never did.

But this time I did manage to elicit some valuable information about the insurance policies on offer through the exchange, and how much they cost.

Then again, we still stay "hold your horses" and, despite the lack of carriages on the road, just about manage to elicit a meaning.

While this history should bring a measure of shame, upset and humility, it astoundingly manages to elicit feelings of pride in Britain.