Sentence examples similar to elusive cousin from inspiring English sources

For 15 years, researchers have accumulated hints that the "sterile neutrino"—a more-elusive cousin of the nearly undetectable neutrinos might be out there.

The hairy ball theorem was proved long ago, but its higher-dimensional cousins have been more elusive.

The Eastern cottontail was brought to New England from Missouri by hunters in the 1930s because its nearly identical cousin, the New England cottontail, is elusive, rare and hard to shoot.

A part of this business includes the protection of Holland's weak heart, an elusive ailment that she learns about from his jabbering twin cousins.

It specifically kept commercial banks separate from their investment banking cousins -- and had long been the Moby Dick of the banking industry, the elusive prey the financial industry Captain Ahabs were determined to harpoon.

Cousin Albie?

Dear cousin.

Powerful, elusive.

My cousin?

Cousin Arnold.

"Elusive fellow".