Eliciting

After the match, Carmelo Hayes and Trick Williams jumped the barricade and attacked Corbin, eliciting loud NXT chants in Des Moines, Ia.

Each anime has its own tearjerker moments that hit a shared emotional ground with viewers, eliciting genuine, sobbing reactions.

Here he entertains his audience with one of many jokes eliciting much laughter throughout the PCEC meeting.

On assumption, he went on to interface with the townspeople, eliciting their needs and aspirations that would later form part of his administration’s policy paper and working document.

Over-the-counter (OTC) laxatives may be helpful with eliciting a bowel movement and establishing a good bowel routine.

Director Lileana Blain-Cruz skillfully guides the ensemble through the labyrinth of emotional complexities, eliciting raw, authentic performances that strike a balance between humor and heartbreak.

However, Ramaphosa noted that everything will move to a new holding company in due course, eliciting some criticism from ministers who say that current policy dictates that oversight should rest with the relevant department tasked with the function.

In fan meetups, K-pop lovers in Winnipeg share their passion for the performers, high-energy dance routines and joy-eliciting music that has swept the globe.

Khalife denies one charge of escape, one of committing an act prejudicial to the state, one of eliciting information about members of the Armed Forces and another of perpetrating a bomb hoax.

Readers of these pages are, I assume, mainly professional people whose occupations depend on eliciting information from other people, whether in preparation for, or during, meetings and negotiations, or perhaps in courtrooms and tribunals.

The center one-timed Watson’s pass 77.6 feet on a perfect parabola, eliciting a collective gasp from the crowd at Crypto.com Arena — a literal slap shot, one that would make Nathan MacKinnon proud.

A few members of the band yelled out greetings to them by name, eliciting a wave or Texas A&M's “Gig ’Em” hand signal.

After two decades interviewing powerful people, Swisher's honed her knack for eliciting the most telling responses.

And when the journalist Lester Kinsolving called AIDS the "gay plague" at a 1982 White House press briefing, Reagan Press Secretary Larry Speakes joked back that Kinsolving was gay since he knew of the disease — eliciting laugher from other reporters.

Sharing personal interviews revealing the “struggle” of royal life under the microscope and how it was impacting their mental health – something they have been vocal advocates of – but it was largely regarded as eliciting little sympathy from the public.

Yes, the image is eliciting giggles, gasps, and smirks, but Gwyneth Paltrow is all about her business and Netflix is helping her take things down a vast new path.

Both the combat shotgun and the drum shotgun have been vaulted, eliciting complaints from many players and praise from everyone else.

Eliciting compassion from Leo Varadkar is like trying to squeeze blood from a stone, or find value in a Fine Gael property market.

His parliamentary group already submitted a motion in the state legislature in 2017 that risked eliciting both support and criticism from the federal government.

On balance, it seems the Intel Committee Democrats have been a bit more effective in eliciting damning testimony from Mueller.