Sentence examples for elude reading from inspiring English sources

If not exercise, then, can any measures help the owner of two aging eyes elude reading glasses?

that eluded everyone else reading it.

I have led everything from Franz Kafka to Raymond Carver, and the group often provides an insight into the work that has eluded me even after reading the work several times.

("An Area of Darkness / Dream Still Eludes," one sheet reads.

Hence, humans' ability to perform tasks like driving in low-visibility conditions or reading unfamiliar fonts are tricks that still elude even the world's most advanced computers.

He eventually returns to books, reading Dostoyevsky and Plato and finding joy in them, an experience that had eluded his father, since he had read only "to derive knowledge, practical knowledge".

And that's not because I'm reading Proust or Aristotle (though I did read the latter in college; Proust eludes me).

So I dug into those ten bars — studying the score, reading the literature, talking to musicians — in the hope of gaining a perspective that might elude me if I started with Antigone or Colonel Kilgore.

At times while reading "Birds of a Lesser Paradise," I wished it would send us deeper into the woods, and more fiercely stalk the mysteries that elude us, disturb us, tear us apart.

They can accurately predict, for instance, how ready for reading a child will be at 5. But a reliable brain-based predictor for toddlers with autism had so far eluded scientists.

Mr. Critton had eluded authorities until detectives read about him in a Westchester newspaper, obtained fresh fingerprints from him and matched them to those on a ginger ale can found in the jet 30 years earlier.