Sentence examples for elusive heart from inspiring English sources

One would imagine, then, that Maf's memoirs would reveal Marilyn's elusive heart for the first time.

Once lodged in that elusive heart of Europe, why should Britain not indeed emerge as the continent's leader, and he as its senior statesman?

Some 20 paintings by him pulse through "The Age of Rembrandt: Dutch Painting in the Metropolitan Museum of Art," a show with an elusive heart.

Thus the elusive heart of the majority's analysis in these cases is its statement that Congress's findings of fact are "weakened" by the presence of a disfavored "method of reasoning".

"Sex and the City" fans were elated to see Carrie Bradshaw, their heroine of six seasons, finally secure the elusive heart of longtime love Mr. Big.

Like Judy Garland's Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz," the restless central figures discover that their elusive hearts' desires have been in their own backyards all the time.

More recently, deep neural networks have been developed to diagnose an even more elusive malady — heart disease — with 94percentt accuracy.

Retirement for a professional tennis player is all personal reflection, that elusive intersection of heart and mind, full understanding that the time has come.

Some of his running was too elusive for the Hearts midfielders, and Prince Buaben could only stop one burst towards the penalty area with a brutal trip on the edge of the box.

This is where we finally did kiss, under an orange moon, but her heart was elusive while mine was unsophisticated and greedy.

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.