Sentence examples for sure to elicit from inspiring English sources

But it is sure to elicit some grateful smiles.

His introduction is sure to elicit a thunderous din.

Ms. Levy's confessional litany is sure to elicit a responsive twinge or two in certain viewers.

That brazen pronouncement is sure to elicit ire among some artists and their managers; they already say record executives exert too much control over their careers.

In the corner of the blueprints he pointed out the firm's name, ROI – recognizable enough, he was sure, to elicit some deference.

The administration's decision is sure to elicit a cacophony of criticism, but the truth is that the United States should no longer tolerate the INF status quo.

Sure, he failed to elicit a substantive policy discussion from Trump.

I'm not entirely sure what emotion Pishevar was trying to elicit, but he sure made me smile (and cringe).

At that exact moment, Pierre Bants arrived in my life, and wow, those boys sure do know how to elicit a few laughs from that old thing we call going out!

"I am sure that he will be able to elicit a positive response" from Tariq Aziz, the Iraqi Foreign Minister.

But if this were an attempt to elicit sympathy, Monkey is not sure he entirely endeared himself to the assembled hacks with his double-handed compliment which followed swiftly after.