Sentence examples for elusive memories from inspiring English sources

Her landscapes capture fleeting moments and evoke elusive memories.

He either did or did not officially complete high school — another one of those elusive memories.

Nonetheless, Hui captures the romantic aura of Xiao's freethinking audacity and artistic vocation in poised, painterly shots that seem less like sites of action than like elusive memories.

A forthcoming documentary about the life and words of Didion is hoping to capture some of those elusive memories on film and preserve them for the ages.

Far more perturbing is the vague, elusive memory she has of once turning away from Aislinn's pleas, way back when Antoinette was still in uniform.

When he gets sidetracked, he lowers his head and presses his index finger against his lip, as if he were pushing a tricky button that, touched just right, could illuminate the elusive memory.

Always, at the edges of every ragged and elusive memory, lingers hope.

"Until we fix our schools," the Post op-ed concluded, "the gap between the haves and the have-nots will only grow wider and the United States will fall further behind the rest of the industrialized world in education, rendering the American dream a distant, elusive memory".

The actors' nuanced specificity is broken up into moments and glances that seem as elusive as memories.

Thanks to the diversity of their artistic backgrounds (Matos has created installations and photography; Mauries-Rinfret has worked in video art and graphic arts), they have managed to give intriguing artistic shape to their most elusive Montreal memories.

Their brevity makes them seem both intensely immediate and as elusive as memory.