Sentence examples for enough elicited from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Mr. Fernandez, a freshman at the College of Charleston, had just prefaced a question for Mr. McCain with a sarcastic aside that, sure enough, elicited that rejoinder.

Ed Miliband, the "hell yes I'm tough enough" elicited an air-punch from my sofa, while Cameron's squirming over zero-hours contracts was both uncomfortable viewing and deeply satisfying.

Confronted with a life whose contours shaped her own, the story was personal enough to elicit pain, and distant enough to unearth an insistent guilt.

Their sendup of religious fundamentalism is painted in broad acrylic strokes: shocking enough to elicit laughs but not deep enough to generate understanding.

Optimum bounce, as measured in gravities, is 170 — soft enough to retain the grass feel but hard enough to elicit the bounce intended, which is 80 percent of what it would bounce on concrete.

Dern dipped his head and waited just long enough to elicit an "Aww" from the audience.

A mere shutdown has not proved painful enough to elicit compromise.

As it is, only a couple of sequences are campy enough to elicit "whoa, nelly" smiles.

But, as at the prior appearances, his allusions were clear enough to elicit cheers and applause".

But here he sat unbeaten on 120, his fifth Test century, just enough to elicit a quiet smile.

She placed hundreds of calls to the law firm, enough to elicit a complaint of aggravated harassment.