Sentence examples for that would elicit from inspiring English sources

"Doing something that would elicit laughter from them — whether it involved music or noises or whatever.

Well, you know, they've been brainwashed to believe that this is something that would elicit this kind of response.

They don't want to make any serious moves before the end of the nuclear negotiations that would elicit a reaction from [fundamentalist] extremists".

"In Mattel's demo, Barbie asks many questions that would elicit a great deal of information about a child, her interests, and her family.

He conducted a variety of experiments on his patients, including exposing compulsive hand washers to situations that would elicit anxiety, and then prevented them from washing.

If we wanted to build a system that would elicit solutions to complex and unforeseeable problems wherever they were needed, how might we do it?

However, since the toxicity of the SiO2 nanoparticles was completely inhibited in the presence of serum, the more likely explanation is that serum proteins shield reactive nanoparticle surfaces that otherwise would elicit cellular toxicity.

The crying-wolf phenomenon tends to insulate us from cues that otherwise would elicit a response.

They do not want to have players walking out of parks, walking ducks for photographs that would certainly elicit scorn from fans.

SSRI treatment has been associated with inability to cry in situations that would normally elicit crying (Oleshansky and Labbate 1996; Opbroek et al. 2002).

Considering how utterly noxious her husband is, though, it's not easy to think of something that wouldn't elicit accusations of hypocrisy crusading for any positive societal change would probably go against the president's platform or proclivities.