Sentence examples for elusive act from inspiring English sources

One of the year's most exciting debuts came from an elusive act signed to Drake's OVO imprint.

In search of that elusive "second act", he moved to Hollywood, published Tender Is the Night, a novel that baffled the critics, and began his final unfinished masterpiece, The Last Tycoon.

For years the internet has run amok with phenomenal stories about the elusive actor's well documented spontaneous acts of wilding out and his eclectic personal style.

The moral imagination senses that objective right answers are elusive, and that the act of solving problems often requires taking sides.

Thus, in humans, the variable clinical presentations of mitochondrial disease patients bearing the same primary mutation, whether in nuclear or mitochondrial DNA, have been attributed to putative genetic determinants carried in the "other" genome, though their identity and the molecular mechanism(s) by which they might act remain elusive.

If you've been waiting for Amazon to re-stock that ever elusive Kindle then you better act now.

This week in Science, two teams of condensed matter physicists independently report observations of the next best thing: tiny ripples in solid materials that act like the elusive particles.

But foods we have little control around act like the elusive carrot on a stick: The more we eat, the more we want.

It's all about getting enough people to act to reach the elusive tipping point.

And so it went in Florida, where access to health insurance under the Affordable Care Act may seem as elusive as compromise in Washington.

Service (p. 1094) describes researchers' long quest for the elusive structures of the proteins that act as gatekeepers to cell membranes.