Sentence examples for elusive fantasy from inspiring English sources

Movie stars generally have sexual charisma, but as Gilda, Hayworth creates such a captivatingly elusive fantasy that what she does can barely be called acting.

Asked about her offstage life, she described it as more in sync with Australia than America, where the elusive fantasy of the happy family has preoccupied playwrights from Eugene O'Neill and Arthur Miller to, more recently, Wendy Wasserstein, Tracy Letts and Mr. Baitz.

But how elusive of a fantasy is it really?

In no time Mr. Ax banished thoughts of winter as he played the stately, solemn opening chords of Chopin's Polonaise-Fantaisie, an elusive late work, more fantasy than polonaise.

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

Each has a distinctive rhetorical style, the Daode Jing terse and poetic, the Zhuangzi prolix, funny, elusive and filled with fantasy dialogues.

And both Stuart and Duncan spin romantic fantasies about an elusive Asian woman they call Tigerlily.

His nickname made him seem elusive, a figment of her outsize fantasy life.

Jürgen Flimm's staging suggested a fantasy in which the elusive Euridice was a figment of Orfeo's dreams: a bridal gown without a bride, a torture-cum-mortuary rack on which he is the victim.

But more important to Walter, will he ever get the elusive Clyde Potts out of his sexual fantasies and into his bed?

While attentive to the work's elusive structure, he captured its mysticism and fantasy.