Sentence examples for elusive qualities from inspiring English sources

It's likely to come down to the more elusive qualities that govern consistency: focus, confidence, nerves.

How could such elusive qualities survive their translation into static concrete slabs?

Yet sweetness and love are elusive qualities, and Pet Shop Boys don't do elusive in this ballet score.

Einstein had the elusive qualities of genius, which included that intuition and imagination that allowed him to think differently (or, as Mr. Jobs's ads said, to Think Different).

The velvet-voiced Mr. Barrack does not seek out attention for himself, one of the most important and elusive qualities by which the president judges people.

Warhol, who was born and reared a devout Catholic, then lived a life of almost perpetual excess, was obsessed with the elusive qualities of stardom.

Alpha is an elusive quality.

Indeed, there was a delicate, elusive quality about Ms. Fitzgerald.

A number of the portraits have a similar elusive quality.

But certainty is an elusive quality in science.

The couple endowed their villa with that elusive quality: atmosphere.