Sentence examples for once eliciting from inspiring English sources

Or, you might say, cinematic to the Cinemax: this season is set around Halloween in 1984, and it deploys the masks of Michael Myers and Jason Voorhees to unique effect, at once eliciting a chuckle of recognition, a chill of the spine, and perhaps a quick swivel of the head, to check that one's parents are not intruding on a stolen moment of forbidden entertainment.

Revoir once elicited an admission from Hunt at an industry lunch that he believed the BBC should employ more Tories, a comment which generated front-page headlines.

And Mr. Fitzpatrick's vocals, which once elicited Daryl Hall comparisons from Mr. Hall's own mother, have soared into an even more lustrous, androgynous register.

Not that "Superman," which charts an average working week in Metropolis in the life of you-know-who, would ever have provoked the sort of cerebral and divisive debate that Lichtenstein's comic-strip art once elicited.

These feelings, once elicited, drive action.

Those lucky enough to get their hands on the Sonicsphere or Joker may not realize they're tapping into the same urges as our cave-dwelling ancestors, but that's the beauty of Murray-Browne's cave--one can imagine a bone xylophone or animal hide drum once elicited the same kind of wonder.

Once elicited, the IK becomes explicit, and it is important to express this new explicit knowledge without ambiguities or inconsistencies.

Once elicited by closed questions, normalised symptoms are often quickly obscured within accounts which provide every day explanations for health changes.

No wonder that question about seeing it just once soon elicited the answer: Please, not again.

That news would once have elicited at least a slightly surprised response.

Shane Meadows has once again elicited some remarkable performances from his actors and the result is emotionally draining for everyone who has taken these characters to our hearts.