Sentence examples for an elusive quality from inspiring English sources

Alpha is an elusive quality.

But certainty is an elusive quality in science.

The rain lashed constantly, making any kind of fluency an elusive quality for either side.

They struck me as having an elusive quality of character, authenticity and integrity, that I didn't see anywhere else.

Here was playing of technical brilliance, tonal allure, intellectual drive, and an elusive quality that the Germans indicate with the word Innigkeit, or inwardness.

Liberty, he says, remains a noble ideal, "but the American Revolution, like revolutions before and since, shows just what an elusive quality it really is".

Each catches the eye with something more than skill or physical beauty, an often elusive quality that remains in the mind, like a flash of bright unexpected color on a bustling city street, long after the curtain falls.

Most dishes at Liana's bear the imprimatur of good home cooking, a sometimes elusive quality in a restaurant.

But, in recent years, "equilibrium" has become an increasingly elusive quality.

In the new film, "The End of the Tour," based on David Lipsky's transcripts of several interviews he conducted with Wallace in 1996, the novelist is shown giving the journalist a lesson in personal authenticity always a fraught, elusive quality in Wallace's own work.

The song has a very elusive quality to it, with a very distinctive rhythm.