Sentence examples for a bit elusive from inspiring English sources

I guess it's not a ghost town unless it's a bit elusive.

"We are a bit elusive in our identity because we don't have a public gallery," said Constantine.

As reports of an imminent deal made headlines and his holding company posted strong results for the quarter recently ended, stock analysts began to wonder if victory would be a bit elusive.

But the professor remains a bit mysterious and a bit elusive, receding into the background as the center stage is occupied by more colorful, more broadly sketched members of the strike force, including Folco Lulli as the short-tempered Pautasso and Bernard Blier as the mousy but stubbornly committed, Martineti.

But the real point of difference is a bit elusive to me".

even those things that might seem a bit elusive at first.

"Stability is not just a little bit elusive; it's very elusive". Economic trade, however, makes a significant difference.

But Aikman might prove a bit more elusive than Warren Moon.

What the point here might be is a bit more elusive.

While Cambridge certainly has sidewalks and lattes in abundance, the third thing Osman was searching for proved a bit more elusive.

But the patriotic fervor feels a bit more elusive to Erin Hood, a senior at Baylor University who joined the Bush photo-op as a lark with friends.