Sentence examples similar to Elusive to understanding from inspiring English sources
Or is it something deeper, an attempt to solve an elusive riddle, to understanding the dark side of society and humanity?
His world is as hard to the touch as it is elusive to the understanding; there are motives that lurk and scurry behind those walls which we will never trap.
But are we any closer to understanding what this elusive quality of intelligence is?
The functional dynamics and cellular sources of oxidative stress are central to understanding MS pathogenesis but remain elusive, due to the lack of appropriate detection methods.
A fundamental challenge to understanding these scaling relations, and ultimately galaxy formation and evolution, is the elusive interplay between visible and dark matter.
Although much effort has been devoted to understanding the role of macroH2A1 in gene silencing, its biological function remains elusive.
Voices go hurtling to heaven in August Wilson's "King Hedley II," gut-deep cries of confusion that keep pushing toward some elusive ecstasy of understanding.
Computer vision specialists said that despite the improvements, these software systems had made only limited progress toward the goal of digitally duplicating human vision and, even more elusive, understanding.
We need to work for the elusive middle way by understanding all sides of the issues we care about and the text and subtext of seemingly simple ideas; we must not pass judgment easily, but instead see the complex fabric--and therefore the complex solutions--with tolerance and compassion.
A subgroup, non specific arm pain (NSAP), remains elusive in terms of understanding its pathophysiological mechanisms with its diagnosis based on the absence of specific clinical findings.
