| Consequently, wrathfulness, horror, and repugnance as such are elicited by the events of the film. |
| Yet even at their most far-fetched offerings, the band's only elicited a mere chuckle and slap on the wrist from critics. |
| He elicited and compared details and wrote up his findings almost immediately in a highly readable, anecdotal narrative style. |
| Callose, lignin and suberin are polymers that can be elicited as plant defences that reinforce cell walls of some species. |
| Her smile, combined with the off the wall remark, elicited a laugh from Gael. |
| In the past a recitation of those statements would have elicited a collective nod from any listening Americans. |
