Sentence examples for without eliciting much from inspiring English sources

These two women would probably have lived and died without eliciting much comment had Big Edie not been the aunt of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis.

In vitro fertilization similarly necessitates the creation and destruction of dozens of embryos, without eliciting much government discussion or public outcry.

The reduction of infectious burden without an effort to eliminate the pathogen appears to align well with the hypothesis that mucosal immunoglobulins protect without eliciting much inflammation [36], given the expected serious consequences of strong inflammatory responses at mucosal surfaces.

"I guess I should say thank you to the Arthritis Foundation," she said, eliciting much laughter.

Sometimes states do choose to follow public opinion, eliciting much fury in centers of power.

Clause 15 of the children and social work bill is eliciting much comment and criticism from the social care sector.

But let's scrupulously avoid eliciting much sympathy for Woods here.

IT may have been a first, and it took a garrulous federal judge to do it: to needle Rudolph W. Giuliani and tell him he was wrong, without eliciting so much as a raised eyebrow from the former mayor as he testified yesterday in a sensitive case left over from his years in City Hall.

This glimmer of hope, no matter how vague, allows prophets to continue their work without eliciting too much pressure.

But then, Europe has never elicited much consensus among moneymen.

The exotic terrane, on the other, elicited much affectionate perusal.