Sentence examples for elusive experience from inspiring English sources

"It adds up to an incredibly elusive experience.

William Mathieson, editorial director of the Superyacht Group, says this trend for "expedition yachts" is due to an emergent younger super-wealthy class – from heirs to dotcom billionaires – "who want to chase an elusive experience".

Solo experiences give women a way to understand and own their bodies, and to take the pressure off their partners to provide what is often an elusive experience.

The seamlessness of this UI is perfect, and the game really grips as an elusive, slowly unwinding experience.

The elusive subjective conscious experience — the redness of red, the painfulness of pain — that philosophers call qualia?

Schulz tells us early on that her goal is "to foster an intimacy with our own fallibility" and to "linger for a while inside the normally elusive and ephemeral experience of being wrong".

We quickly bonded over that pivot in our career paths as well as our thoughts on 'branding' and trying to create loyalty via that somewhat elusive "immersive brand experience".

So my initial reaction is to say, I hope for many things for my own poetry: honesty, directness, and a sense in whatever readers might come to it that I am trying to articulate the elusive feelings, fears, experiences that are all part of the natural condition of being alive in this weird, awkward, scary, amazing time.

The problem is that the decline of cinema etiquette has made that experience an elusive and endangered one.

For that they turned to mythos, an early form of psychology, which dealt with the more elusive aspects of human experience.

But the cut-and-paste rearrangement of the text to fabricate drama in a clear arc and create straight lines of conflict — over Lipsky's probing — betray the book's signal virtues, of revelation through fragmentary experience and elusive moments.