Sentence examples for elusive reading from inspiring English sources

Adjustable font sizes are also a good way to avoid searching the entire house for those elusive reading glasses, and the ease of downloading and storing multiple books at once also solves the problem of lugging around doorstopper sized novels.

If you don't understand this elusive list, read my first post here.

Mr. Palmer said all completists lived for that day when they came across an elusive production or reading that would put them over the top — or give them bragging rights among other theater followers.

Whereas TV fiction favours stories that can be pitched in one line – Cornishman with shirt allergy returns from war to find his tin mine and love life in crisis – the storylines of NW remain elusive even after reading its 333 pages.

Like other contributors here I am always looking for that elusive perfect funny read.

Even if his subject ultimately remains elusive, Shakespeare "worked diligently, read everything, traveled everywhere" and his "literary appraisal is intelligent and judicious," Richard Eder said here in 2000.

But Obama can't afford to be elusive or hard to read here: he has to act, and make the reasons clear.

Were this a stage production of Assange's youth, the marquee for this drama might read "The Elusive Digital Anarchist vs. The Godmother of 21st Century Statecraft".

Semantic preview benefit in reading is an elusive and controversial effect because empirical studies do not always (but sometimes) find evidence for it.

Even with their help, enlightenment proves vexingly elusive and she finds herself reading London's runes instead - its billboards, graffiti and snippets of overheard conversations.

When reading about the elusive, often invisible comic superhero The Shadow, he works out that a clever crook could kill him by simply keeping his figure pressed down on the trigger of a Tommy gun and spinning around 360 degrees.