Sentence examples for elusive realm from inspiring English sources

Winning federal approval for a new drug requires researchers to figure out ways to quantify and measure the elusive realm of female sexual response.

Malevich was among the first to elevate something seemingly un-art-like to the mystical and elusive realm of Art.

He was trying to explain not just the view in front of him, but all of Cascadia, an elusive realm he helped conceive decades ago that stretches from Northern California to the coast of British Columbia, and deep into the imagination.

Amen describes the stage version as "dynamic, yet subtle, manipulative, yet full of empathy". He notes that Shanley "courageously leads us into the shadowy and elusive realm of human nature and ultimate truth". To portray the determined nun, Golden West is calling on Jill Cary Martin, who scored in the title role of the college's production of "Medea" a few years back.

Professor of geosciences Tullis C. Onstott *81 explores the universe's most elusive realms in Deep Life: The Hunt for the Hidden Biology of Earth, Mars, and Beyond (Princeton University Press).

But reincarnation's truth remains elusive, the realm of faith more than of empiricism.

The Boethian solution does not solve the problem of theological fatalism by itself, but since the nature of the timeless realm is elusive, the intuition of the necessity of the timeless realm is probably weaker than the intuition of the necessity of the past.

Young people expect it". For all the praise heaped on millennials, especially for their ease with technology, their independence in other realms of life seems elusive.

All is simplicity and swiftness, the elusive but proper ozone for the tragicomic realm that "The Seagull" inhabits.

Curing the common cold, one of medicine's most elusive goals, may now be in the realm of the possible.

"Value, in the realm of finance capital, parallels the elusive nature of meaning in deconstructionism".