Sentence examples for still eliciting from inspiring English sources

In the consumer-electronics sector, while the smartphone wars are still eliciting a frisson of excitement from early adopters, plasma TVs have reached an apotheosis of excellence where virtually nothing distinguishes the high end of the line from the low end, and there seems no reason ever to buy a new large viewing screen to replace your current one.

In contrast to sham coils, this kind of sham stimulation does not induce a sufficiently strong magnetic field in the brain tissue to evoke any biological response but is still eliciting some kind of skull sensation.

That project still elicits admiration for the way the exterior architecture was preserved.

Around baseball, the subject of Disco Demolition Night still elicits laughter, anecdotes and wide-eyed wonder.

Cousteau's public and private legacy, however, still elicits mixed feelings.

His achievements in Snowdonia and on the gritstone crags of the Peak District still elicit respect.

The virus loses its capacity to infect but still elicits a specific immune response.

Being two minutes early for a meeting still elicits a sharp rebuke for being tardy.

The legacy of the Giants' and Dodgers' moves still elicit mixed views.

The peace talks still elicit more scepticism than optimism from the Colombian public.

More than anything, those echoes conjure the feelings of horrified astonishment that certain acts of brutality can still elicit.