Sentence examples for time eliciting from inspiring English sources

As a teacher, he confronted the bureaucracy of Turkification with similarly mild gestures, each time eliciting a severe legal reaction.

Maggie also had a hard time eliciting empathy from Molly, who lost a baby of her own.

After asking the question to three of us, each time eliciting a smirk, she cottoned on and abbreviated her spiel: "Would you like that with... everything?" This was my first time in the US despite being 46 years old, and I was easily delighted.

We ask, imitating local parlance as best we can, how the officers are doing, and promise "maybe next time", eliciting a round of laughter and avoiding a payoff entirely.This sort of interaction embodies a middle ground between the anarchic violence and routine verbal sparring that mark any given day in Lagos.

"You want to see that again?" he asks after showing slide to unlock for the first time, eliciting sighs of admiration from the audience.

Just asking, Blackburn said, this time eliciting an even more audible sigh, followed by a disbelieving head-shake.

The extreme simplification of detail, attuned to our time, elicited an instant response and sent it climbing to $689,000, two and a half times what was expected.

He has also amassed substantial evidence to bolster his claims and at the same time elicited a formidable academic counter-attack.

Results indicated that the number of fixations and total fixation time elicited by the negative and positive emotional advertisements were larger than the neutral ones.

How does that square with Eric Schmidt's claim in October that Android is more secure than Apple's iOS - a statement which at the time elicited laughter from executives attending the Gartner symposium?

Participants had 1 s to indicate their response with a key press and failure to respond on time elicited an auditory tone as feedback; no other feedback was provided for any responses.