Sentence examples for elusive image from inspiring English sources

HUNTINGTON STATION "The Elusive Image," photography by Ennid Berger and Kristin Holcomb.

Artists who have sought to capture Cleopatra's elusive image include Boccaccio and Shakespeare, Tiepolo and Delacroix, Sarah Bernhardt and Leontyne Price.

Once, Knapp refused Herzog's request to return to a remote location, in order to capture a single elusive image of a fish.

White handkerchief linen blouses looked chic, and flaring petticoats over trousers were oddball enough to be interesting, but he seems to clutching at Givenchy's elusive image.

In the Humvee, I searched for that elusive image of Natalie from the night before; I hunted for her through the blood-warm passages of my mind, chased the feeling of her down tunnels collapsing with the weight of status reports and threat conditions.

I see so many photographers seeking out that elusive image at that iconic location, but again if there isn't a real emotional connection, it's going to be difficult to tell a personal story.

Such are the frustrations of New York, a city that forever taunts its victims with vague, elusive images that it rarely takes the trouble to explain.

The pace is languid and dreamy, the lighting low-key and chilly, and the performances are understated, with the cast mostly reacting to enigmatic events and elusive images, which are initially as mysterious to them as they are to the audience.

"Size Matters" does something comparable with a selection of Masao Yamamoto's tiny, irregular, elusive images from a "Box of 'Ku' " ("Box of Nothingness"), a collection meant to be assembled according to individual taste; these pictures gather force from their very delicacy.

To gather these elusive images, a team led by electrical engineer Umran Inan of Stanford University set up a 40-centimeter-wide telescope atop a 3300-meter peak in New Mexico.

The collective of elusive images could have been inspired by an actual spirit quest taken by the group while recording their EP.