Sentence examples for elusive concept from inspiring English sources

Perfection is a notoriously elusive concept.

In truth, happiness as a theme is an elusive concept.

"Style," in this usage, can be a pretty elusive concept.

Design thinking is an elusive concept, as Mr. Brown admits.

Judges are used to thinking of truth as an elusive concept.

An instinctive grasp of that elusive concept may not come easily to a non-lawyer.

Stability has been an elusive concept for Cisco Systems over the last year.

It's just that black theater, always an elusive concept, has grown more so.

Dare I believe it, it's the beginnings of that elusive concept: a capsule wardrobe.

But, as he shows, sanity is at best an elusive concept.

Civil society has always been a rather elusive concept, used and defined in many different ways.