Sentence examples for elusive means from inspiring English sources

Presuming those promises mean anything, you have to wonder how much money, time and creativity will go to waste trying to develop that elusive means of content control.

Ioannis Karakasis discusses what this elusive word means and where these aromas and flavors might originate.

I really hope this helps people understand what the sometimes elusive I means in LGBTQIA". .

But to the earliest gem traders, that elusive quality meant everything.

His counter attacking and elusive running mean England need a good chase and solid wall of defenders when he gets the ball.

It is also elusive, unattainable, and means so many different things to different people.

As someone who was raised in Los Angeles, Fabia feels that the city's high population density, coupled with the elusive Hollywood mystique, means more creative individuals.

These days, though, as our sexual arousal becomes slower and often elusive, vibrators can mean the difference between orgasm or no orgasm.

"I want to be a good person," he repeats like a mantra, but what that means remains elusive.

Chasing legends is not an activity typically associated with a man of science, but Rines would pursue his elusive quarry with every means he could muster, from hiring a perfumer to distill a monstrously alluring scent to camera-wielding dolphins to Rines's own high-tech scanning technology.

Graham seems to see herself doing poetry a great service by elevating its thought content, which for her means an elusive search for a "unified field" of thought that will reduce all material objects to fantasy.