Sentence examples for elusive characters from inspiring English sources

I got known for playing dark and manipulative and mysterious, rather elusive, characters in about four movies.

He has also worked steadily in the less glamorous realm of contemporary opera, and seems happiest when taking on thorny, elusive characters.

The vocal leads — Kelley O'Connor, as Mary; Tamara Mumford, as Martha and Russell Thomass, as Lazarus — gave red-blooded life to elusive characters.

Torres's twitchy prose, in which the pummel of hard consonants and slant rhymes becomes a kind of incantation, elevates the collage of vignettes and its elusive characters.

The English bass-baritone Peter Rose brings a formidable voice and blustery energy to Claggart, one of the most elusive characters in opera.

Mr. Cale sang briskly and forthrightly, treating the old conundrums with avuncular affection, hinting at a lasting sympathy for the songs' elusive characters and for a musical path he wouldn't often follow.

He was an elusive character, though.

This piquant everyday wine, while redolent of apples and pears, has a captivatingly elusive character.

Foxes – White Coats One-woman band Foxes – aka Louisa Rose Allen from Southampton – is an elusive character.

Essentially, he has written a musical commentary on the different aspects of Gatsby's elusive character.

Subtlety, transparency, a feeling for the elusive character of the music: these were the hallmarks of the performance.