Beckett was an elusive and problematic prize.
King focusses on his main character's fight not only for an essential humanity but also for an elusive and perhaps problematic goal: he wants to be normal.
It's a vague, elusive and problematic concept for both, since they've lived for the last 100 years without clear boundaries, with constant invasion, each within, on top of, over and under the other.
As someone who has long been diagnosed with a nonverbal learning disability and was only recently diagnosed with A.D.H.D., I'll attest that the distinction between "normal" and "disabled" is elusive and problematic.
This, however, is what some theatre audiences find problematic – searching for an elusive meaning.
His elusive, not very attractive and rather problematic character makes for a compelling though sometimes faintly misguided biography.
It says something about the elusive nature of sexual equality that a young, powerful, rich, attractive and extremely famous woman still represents a problematic equation.
Their subject remained elusive.
