Sentence examples for elude understanding from inspiring English sources

"People Who Eat Darkness" is a searing exploration of evil and trauma, and how both ultimately elude understanding or resolution.

Garner's book – which follows the trials of Singh and her accused accomplice, Madhavi Rao – is a concerted attempt to comprehend a killing that in its messiness and senselessness almost eludes understanding.

In the meantime, the classic technique of X-ray crystallography has become more accessible to nonspecialists, and a revolutionary series of developments in electron microscopy is revealing structures that previously eluded understanding.

The mechanisms that give rise to anesthetic-induced unconsciousness have eluded understanding for more than 150 years.

Does that mean they will forever elude our understanding?

And isn't this subtlety of the democratic process likely to elude the understanding of those to whom President Bush proudly proclaimed that "freedom is on the march"?

Some aspects of reality - a unified theory of physics, or a theory of consciousness - might elude our understanding simply because they're beyond the powers of human brains, just as surely as quantum mechanics would flummox a chimpanzee.

In spite of merits of these semiconductor materials for its solar cell application, reasons for the low conversion efficiencies of cells based on stibinite family members still elude better understanding.

Thus, if we think only in terms of translating into or out of our native tongue, and draw all our examples therefrom, many of the more general linguistic and conceptual difficulties attendant on the work of translation and textual exegesis elude our understanding against the Whorfian perspective.

The exact associations, so far, elude our understanding.

Despite the unquestionable importance of the IL-10/JAK1/STAT3 AIR in the negative regulation of both acute and chronic inflammation, a number of essential aspects still elude our understanding.