Sentence examples for elusive honor from inspiring English sources
They have also earned him what is arguably the most elusive honor of all: the admiration of fellow artists.
The Elusive Honor The Cy Young Award is given annually to the best pitcher in each league.
But she omits the passage later in the same essay in which the ever elusive Montaigne insists that morality and honor "are not qualities... to protect behind a mask".
The choreographic legacies of Frederick Ashton and MacMillan have been honored to a fair degree; the state of Ashton dancing, an elusive and intricate idiom, is far healthier than it looked 15 or 20 years ago.
On the airport tarmac in Pyongyang last Tuesday, the reclusive, elusive leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Il, reached forward and greeted his guest, President Kim Dae Jung of South Korea, with an honor guard and a gripping, two-handed handshake.
In exchange for that honor, the government charges, the mayor arranged for routine construction variances that up to then had been maddeningly elusive.
Their first success was in distilling these elusive isotopes, krypton 81, from the water in the huge Nubian Aquifer, part of which lies two miles below the oases of western Egypt where temples honor Alexander the Great.
