"As far as the cachet of fabulousness over all, I think it eluded them".
He went so far as to approach engineers at Leer and NASA but I guess it eluded even him.
Once I had eluded the 90-mile-an-hour fastball sizzling toward my head, I knew it was time for me to keep my promise.
I'd eluded Shesheeb, but not his tea, which knocked me out.
As I've eluded to before, we need to be careful of how we apply new technology.
But now I'm eluded as to why it should even matter.
"I recall only that I was desperate for some measure of the success that I felt had eluded me," he wrote, adding: "I lost my perspective and my moral grounding, and really, in a sense, I just lost my mind".
Staring into the gloom, searching for "some truth about the rats, or at least about my alley -- some great notion I still felt eluded me about my rats and about my particular situation".
[Here Mr. Smith discovered a peculiar aspect of the case that, so far as I am aware, eluded the other reporters.] During the last hour of their deliberation, according to two of the jurors who voted for conviction, the jurors studied the typewriter, the spy papers, and the standards.
" one [challenge] that I've also eluded to is the comorbidity - the fact that our patients are wonderfully diverse and that's often our biggest dilemma is trying to decide whether somebody who's got so many comorbidities is still worthwhile trying to include in it [MoC] or whether you know they are so different in all other respects and there only going to be a confounder".
[SME 11] " one [challenge] that I've also eluded to is the comorbidity - the fact that our patients are wonderfully diverse and that's often our biggest dilemma is trying to decide whether somebody who's got so many comorbidities is still worthwhile trying to include in it [MoC] or whether you know they are so different in all other respects and there only going to be a confounder".
