Sentence examples for elusive emotion from inspiring English sources

Dacher Keltner discusses common misconceptions about an elusive emotion.

This early memory has imprinted this elusive emotion into my brain as a positive experience, and I have been drawn ever after to music I perceive as melancholic.

Terkel's "Hope Dies Last" is a compilation of oral histories, spanning generations, that shed their own light on this elusive emotion.

Yet it is hazardous to connect the elusive emotions of the late works with the fact of the composer's approaching death.

It's minor in the sense that it's in a minor key, dealing with elusive emotions and using a restricted palette.

For Sternberg, the director of "Shanghai Express" and "The Scarlet Empress," plots were at most a structuring device, a way of ordering elusive emotions, hazy atmospheres and almost abstract images.

But the most beautiful experience is to see such a construction generating something intangible, elusive – an emotion".

With each elusive and emotion-crushing near miss, the Triple Crown achievement becomes an even more precious Holy Grail of the sport.

The illusion of control in a world much governed by randomness and the elusive nature of emotions are also recurring ideas in my work".

The Real Thing is one of Stoppard's best, a pithy and incisive assessment of that most elusive of human emotions and the difficulties we create for ourselves -- jealousy, suspicion, doubt -- in the pursuit of it.

Instead what we get are elusive glimpses of great emotion, much like poetry.