Sentence examples for a very elusive from inspiring English sources

It's a very elusive story, very difficult to dramatise.

"It's a very elusive and for me a fascinating area," he said.

It was a very elusive thing, because you couldn't underpack it or overpack it.

With the Higgs, it might take more time because the Higgs is a very elusive particle, very difficult to find.

I can't put my finger on it, other than to say chemistry is a very elusive aspect of this game".

The Strathy lot are a very elusive bunch but they always seem to be having fun; they like sports, science - and alcohol (responsibly, of course).

"They're called ghost cats for a reason they're very elusive," Jeff Sikich, a carnivore biologist with the National Park Service, who manages the field work for the mountain-lion study, told me.

We had Jackie Mudie, a great little goalscorer, very elusive.

"Edgerly was a famous guy at that point, very elusive to prosecutors, and this rape case was very difficult, one-on-one," John Markey said.

A victory solves that, but it seems very elusive at the moment.

"I think a victory solves that, but it seems very elusive at the moment if we keep making those errors.