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They would not be able to elicit any more information from her.

How does he deal with those players to elicit from them what they have left?

Try as we might, none of us could elicit more information.

Someone above them must have wanted to try eliciting information.

And the decision might elicit the following question: What's love got to do with it?

From them he elicited the information that she was new in the building.

How did you elicit it from them without their wish?

They think it may elicit far greater costs down the road.

David was about to leave when he thought of using the computer to elicit additional information.

After that, I have sought to elicit a family history.

Then again, they would have elicited the same reaction 10 or 20 years ago.

It does not take many questions to elicit the town's rich past and its role in American history.

He always needed to elicit information, she had found, even in their most personal conversations.

"We asked broad questions which should have elicited this information."

In recent years, we have elicited quite a few reactions.

Instead, he challenged its ability to elicit any information at all.

In others, it seemed only to elicit one more rejection.

Only a few of the 16 stories elicit a real chill.

It has elicited at least initial interest from 19 more.

But, as on land, any sound can also elicit danger.

Or was love elicited from me only by my slaves?

She elicited warmth from others, just by nature of her being.

Whatever her reason, it elicited a very sexual response in him.

Much of the data elicited has never been collected before.

And he knew just how hard to press Will in order to elicit the response he'd gotten.