1.   As the top-ranking true believer in the House, Armey elicits strong emotions in his critics.

2.   At his death, he was studying how motion elicits emotion, focusing on the ballets of George Balanchine.

3.   But it can elicit other emotions, too.

4.   Hastings, who generally keeps a low profile in Congress, can elicit strong emotions.

5.   Indeed, very few characters elicit the emotion that Batman does from movie, TV and comic-book audiences.

6.   So two talent scouts, Marco Greco and Billy Dowd, try to elicit emotion from the boys as they repeat lines in front of the camera.

7.   The definite establishment of death, the recovery of remains, elicit difficult emotions and require hard decisions.

8.   There is no one quite like Bodek in the system, and he elicits wide-ranging emotions.

9.   For the relatives, the long-awaited start of the trial elicited mixed emotions.

10.   Regarded by some as a genius and others as meddlesome, Davis always elicits strong emotions.