Sentence examples for a rather elusive from inspiring English sources

"There is always a rather elusive mystery," Mr. Serota said.

Civil society has always been a rather elusive concept, used and defined in many different ways.

And asked, also, about the strategy to emphasize Washington State, he said: "It's a rather elusive thing.

Murdoch himself has cut a rather elusive figure, being mostly photographed coming in and out of cars and making no extended public statements.

In a recent work (Messih et al., 2014), we used a Random Forest model to select templates for the third hypervarable loop of immunoglobulins, a rather elusive prolem so far.

In this study, we developed a new method for predicting the structure of H3 loops of immunoglobulins, a rather elusive and complex problem that is however essential for obtaining an accurate view of the antigen binding sites of this important class of molecules.

The radiotherapy was under the control of Dr David Spooner, a tall, shambling, rather elusive figure who was a great enthusiast for his branch of the trade.

He is known to be a stickler, and rather elusive, but I hope to be meeting him in a rare moment of approachability.

Although consensus for the clinical indications and prescription for massage therapies and the specific techniques is still rather elusive, a combination of compressive and transverse (longitudinally along the tissue) forces are typically applied [ 9].

Reputation is now carried by a new system, which takes rather elusive notions of credibility, influence and status and turns them into measurable scores.

It's an instinct, which makes it rather elusive.