Sentence examples for elusive man from inspiring English sources
Kim Jong-un is a most elusive man.
I wanted to better understand this elusive man and his world.
This question haunts Masha Gessen's "Perfect Rigor," a dogged portrait of an elusive man.
They are part of "Searching for Shakespeare," a captivating look at this famous and elusive man of letters.
All the while King maintained residential club addresses in Manhattan, where colleagues knew him as an elusive man about town.
Kiarostami is an elusive man who wants to survive as an artist — one who revels in Western freedom and refuses to give up on his own country.
He thought about Charlie Chaplin and Michael Jackson as he mulled the affect and tone of the elusive man-child Wonka, and he, too, tried to block out Wilder.
As her husband, Joe, a transplanted British writer whose best-selling novel about their troubled marriage is about to be made into a film, Mr. Cumming, with his goofy grin, laughing eyes and aura of androgynous flightiness, projects the appeal of an adorable but elusive man-child, a Pied Piper of eternal playfulness.
"Remember that place where we got those radiators that time?" But he often meets with unexplained reluctance (negotiations with two elusive men near Philadelphia foundered in a McDonald's, where the men do business) or plain old price gouging.
While many books about relationships flatter women and promote strategies to attract elusive men — don't sleep with him, let him "chase you till you catch him" — Gottlieb asks readers to reconsider the less-than-perfect men who are available to them, and to do so while still young enough to close the deal.
$25.95 Related Lori Gottliebs 2008 Article Marry Him! (The Atlantic) Lori Gottliebs Web Site While many books about relationships flatter women and promote strategies to attract elusive men — don't sleep with him, let him "chase you till you catch him" — Gottlieb asks readers to reconsider the less-than-perfect men who are available to them, and to do so while still young enough to close the deal.
