Sentence examples for which she elicited from inspiring English sources

These interludes were also intimate question-and-answer sessions in which she elicited details of her subjects' personal lives, but with enough affection and sympathy to avoid scaring them.

And it's noteworthy that one of the ways she has gotten at these divergent cinematic elements is by mixing performances of professional and non-professional actors, and by filming documentaries in which she elicits expressive responses from her subjects that fully merit being called performances.

Reichs is not what you would call a natural-born writer, so the emotional responses of her heroine, Temperance Brennan, to the atrocities to which she bears witness can elicit more squeamishness than the actual bones and tissue she digs up.

Epstein turned toward Cashman and applauded those words, too, which then elicited more laughter than clapping.

The board ultimately decided not to sell the painting, which had elicited offers of more than $15 million.

It opens Wednesday but tickets to the previews, which have elicited much audience debate, are already hot commodities.

Advertisers will also be able to track which commercials elicited purchases.

This is a big, bold take on the digital revolution which has elicited highly favorable reviews from Bill Clinton, Newt Gingrich, Joichi Ito, Richard Florida, Eric Schmidt and Walter Isaacson.

Trials in which stimulus elicited an AP were not included.

On Twitter, she started to hashtag #FlyingWhileTrans, which elicited responses from people who reported similar treatment.

There are a number of differences between the precursors used in Experiment 1b (which elicited compensation effects) and Experiment 2 (which failed to elicit compensation effects).