Sentence examples for distinctly elusive from inspiring English sources

His paintings are pensive, delicately made and distinctly elusive in their bewildering range of imagery, from Dutch interiors and Swiss landscapes to old-master art, their allure as mysterious as their often spectral content.

However, it remains elusive how Ci distinctly recognizes the strong and moderate Hh signals.

Enter Moodymann, the elusive Detroit producer and purveyor of distinctly sexy deep house music, who will be playing late into Sunday (Sunday!) in Glasgow, and a plethora of daytime soirees for those who insist on forging sick notes on the dancefloor.

However, it remains elusive whether this effect differs between legume and non-legume forest ecosystems, which have distinctly different abilities to use N and P. In this study, soil P fractions were measured in a legume (Acacia auriculiformis) and a non-legume (Eucalyptus urophylla) plantation in subtropical China, after four-years of N addition.

Distinctly unappetising.

A distinctly satisfying thought.

Its contents itemised distinctly.

Powerful, elusive.

Others distinctly are not.

"Elusive fellow".

The alternative is distinctly unappealing.