Sentence examples for elusive light from inspiring English sources

Think of everything that's ever irked you about the "boutique hotel experience": the zombie staff; the overhyped scene and undersize rooms; hitting your head on some Philippe Starck chandelier while groping for an elusive light switch.

One of the many pleasures of this deeply idiosyncratic show is witnessing Smith not committing career suicide but rather adding to his stock in playing the quixotic, immature film director Maxim, whose Palme d'Or counts for nothing as he makes his latest movie and chases the elusive light.

I thought about this trend when I saw a study YouTube did with Nielsen, seeking more information about the elusive "light TV viewers".

We're about to fly off in search of the aurora borealis, those famously elusive lights that many a holidaymaker has ventured to the cold north in search of, only to return home disappointed.

There is never a guarantee of even capturing the elusive lights on any given night.

'Yeah, crazy bad.' About an hour later he emerges with his small entourage, including his assistant and constant companion Jerrell Chesney, one meeting further along towards the elusive green light.

If F. Scott Fitzgerald knew that today's high school students would be comparing Jay Gatsby's elusive green light to admission to Harvard, he would be shaking his head in disdain.

Rotting vegetation, marsh gas, elusive glimmering lights that promise a safe passage and then suddenly disappear – it all sounds familiar.

It is designed, doubtless, to inspire them to emulate our fine example at home, not to pursue the elusive bright lights.

In "Will-O'-the Wisp," the dancers in the dark flit into segments of light, elusive shards.

The people Mr. Hiler films are a bit like the flowers in "Spring": familiar and yet elusive, animated by light and gone too soon.