Sentence examples for not to elicit from inspiring English sources

Apparently not to elicit his support or involvement.

However, skin temperature cooling only will lower the cold-shock response, but appears not to elicit an alteration in the metabolic response.

After Luzinski came the Phillie Phanatic, one of the few sports mascots not to elicit eye rolls from everyone over age 6.

Faced with Agent Coughlin's unequivocal expression of an intent not to elicit statements from respondent Henry, but merely passively to receive them, ante, at 268; App. to Pet. for Cert.

Some questions are silly (e.g. Did you do [anything] in high school?) Others are inappropriate (e.g. boxers or briefs?) And some are used not to elicit information for partisan advantage, but instead are used purely against Republicans.

Yet my greater concern is with the increased use of research, particularly focus groups, not to elicit information regarding voters' attitudes and preferences, but so that our leaders may use this information to set policy!

I like to imagine that Heizer would love this response, and I like to remember that sometimes an artist's aim isn't to elicit interpretation but pure feeling.

This survey was not designed to elicit reasons why IAP was not measured.

Note that we were not interested in the accuracy of recall per se, and the task was not designed to elicit errors.

This work, however, is not intended to elicit laughter.

Still, she is not trying to elicit tears.