Sentence examples for elusive element from inspiring English sources

Andsnes's artistic profile still lacks an elusive element: spontaneity, perhaps, or emotional risk.

This could be an instance of a conductor and an orchestra achieving that elusive element, chemistry.

But the old and the young are, somehow, the elusive element; equally, few novelists are good at children.

Well now it's science's turn to provide the elusive element in the game with the "Where's Higgs?" puzzle book.

The elusive element 113 — an atom with 113 protons — has to be manmade because it doesn't occur naturally on Earth.

Unobtainium is the name inventors and scientists have given to that elusive element missing from their unrealized experiments.

As for surprising his audience with unexpected lightness and comedy, it is true – just about – that there are elusive elements of dark comedy.

Chemistry may be one of the elusive elements that can make or break a college basketball team, but usually not in October.

The Olympic opening ceremony embraces the elusive elements that keep bringing us back to sports: pageantry and excitement, the beauty of teamwork and perhaps deep down a sense that sports can somehow facilitate a long-sought-after peace and harmony in the world.

His kung fu is strong, and his mysterious dreams are one of the most elusive elements of Final Fantasy III/VI's sprawling plot.

The early and accurate diagnosis of the disease, monitoring of progression, and gauging of therapeutic intervention are important but elusive elements of patient care.