Sentence examples for up eliciting from inspiring English sources

It is loudly blown up, eliciting no reaction at all from a nearby group of children.

There was no three-minute takedown of the president that wound up eliciting a response from Trump himself.

That Mr. King wound up eliciting information from just about every notable figure of his lifetime (the two he most regrets missing are, in typical mixed-bag fashion, Fidel Castro and Jack Nicholson) he attributed to being "insanely curious" as well as to a talent "I take no credit for: people respond to me".

It's a "fail" when it ends up eliciting completely the opposite reaction to what was intended.

I think that ends up eliciting a very different kind of testimony.

If the president's injunction to be more thoughtful about our problems and more capacious in our understanding ends up eliciting more participation in solutions, then he's right.

(One characteristic instruction to the ITV political editor Robert Peston to "get a haircut, put a tie on and generally smarten up" elicited a succinct "Errr. Eff off"; an encounter with supporters of Julian Assange ended with Churchill's grandson thundering that Assange was a "scoundrel liar coward bail fugitive and common criminal").

Growth and survival data were not monitored during the 6-week feeding period since it was known from an immediate prior 8-week feeding trial that prawns fed the same diets in the same experimental set-up elicited a percentage weight gain of 630 812% and a survival of 68 93% (unpublished data).

However, the wall push-up elicited a high upper trapezius/serratus anterior ratio [ 17].

As they discuss whom to pitch Wordnik to, each name that came up elicits a knowing squeal from Ms. Hammerling.

Salivation, lacrimation, piloerection, placing and righting reflexes, muscle tone and other reflexes were scored by picking the animal up and eliciting the reflexes with specific equipment and manipulations [53], [54].