"But Barry is as elusive in conversation as he is on the field.
I don't think I could ever achieve that elusive, ideal conversation.
If one would have only asked, "why the diss?" instead of reacting to a sacred cow being slaughtered, we could have found ourselves opening the door of that elusive race conversation.
"Home," they agreed, can be elusive, and the conversation at times dipped into elegaic tones.
It was a satisfying general solution that proved to be elusive, and which drove the conversation into its second week.
The Interview is Australia's answer to The Usual Suspects, a twisty mystery built around a protracted conversation and an elusive protagonist who is integral in both driving and complicating the narrative.
Mr. Cooper, the silver-haired CNN anchor, did not conduct an interview with the elusive actress; he held a conversation in which he seemed a little too eager to put himself on par with his guest as if the two of them belonged to an elite club of the concerned and caring.
Its meaning is elusive but only just, like a conversation overheard while half asleep: it is not incantation, not sheer sound, not nonsense, not scat.
In spite of the conversations, the language remains elusive, evanescent.
Yet, even in these circumstances, generating and sustaining a conversation between the two remains elusive.
