Sentences with phrase «elicit emotional responses from»

Her word strategy will elicit emotional responses from the targeted readers (aka, people who have an influence in hiring you!).

The best advertisements elicit an emotional response from viewers, and Always succeeds.

STEPHENS: The blockchain and cryptocurrencies have elicited an emotional response from financial incumbents.

If it doesn't elicit an emotional response from you, you are either a sociopath or don't recognize good filmmaking.

The watchable vibe is heightened by the ongoing inclusion of unexpectedly poignant moments and sequences, with the final stretch certainly rife with interludes designed to elicit an emotional response from the viewer (including an unexpectedly moving graveside conversation).

I find that themes in a score are an incredibly effective way to elicit an emotional response from an audience, and I felt strongly God of War would benefit from such an approach.

By making the narrative personally relevant, you'll have a much easier time eliciting an emotional response from your viewer.

But AbEx works in particular — with their intense color, large scale, and, in Pollock's case at least, frenzied application of paint — can elicit an emotional response from viewers that requires a physical, often prolonged, encounter with them.

It's not merely that he wants to elicit an emotional response from you with it, he wants to make instrumental use of their image, regardless of how their condition arose and can be understood, for his own political ambitions.

Don't worry that your brand has to elicit an emotional response from your reader, but consider having a tagline in your resume that will help you stand out and keep you fresh in the reader's mind.

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You simply can not separate the man from the emotional response his name elicits — he's responsible for one of the worst acts of human suffering in history.

Both love and politics elicit intense emotional responses from most of us, and we set out to find the truth - is love really bipartisan?

To realize its power, feedback must result in a student thinking about how to improve — the ideal is to elicit a cognitive response from the learner, not an emotional one (Wiliam, 2011).

In so doing, Melee's work suggests an underground or alternative narrative of how and why visual ideas develop; because Melee's language draws in such a large part from the private realm of domestic environments, his work elicits emotional responses that are both uncannily familiar and disarmingly strange.

Scully here leaves areas around his characteristic quadrilaterals free of paint, the contrast between the exposed metal and the rich oil helping to elicit a powerful emotional response from the viewer.