Sentence examples for elusive beginnings from inspiring English sources
In virtually every one of his 24 books, V.S. Naipaul returns, with obsessive regularity, to the problem of beginnings -- his own beginnings as an ambitious Indian boy from Trinidad who desperately wanted to become a great writer, and the elusive beginnings of the Asian, African and Caribbean peoples whose displaced histories and native cultures he depicts with trademark ambivalence.
Whistler defy you not reminisce over troubled endings and elusive new beginnings, with Sad Songs an exercise in controlled desperation and Thank You a bitter but resigned kiss goodbye.
Dare I believe it, it's the beginnings of that elusive concept: a capsule wardrobe.
Her beginnings were tough.
Yet this book about beginnings poignantly develops into one about an elderly, elusive author seeking closure.
New beginnings are possible.
His beginnings were lowly.
Her beginnings were auspicious.
The beginnings were modest.
