Sentence examples for elusive sentiment from inspiring English sources

The outcry over Mr Berlusconi's possible return, they think, demonstrates that Europeans are at last developing an elusive sentiment: a common political consciousness that might serve as the basis for further integration.

There can be no sentiment in Brendan Rodgers' pursuit of that elusive Premier League title.

Goldman Sachs echoed many investors' sentiment by writing in a report that Gateway's turnaround "remains elusive".

The implementation of such a fabric-based virtualized datacenter has proven itself elusive, due to the complexity of virtualizing networks, so much so that it is now a common sentiment in the networking industry that networking is the bottleneck in datacenter innovationsb.

This sentiment was echoed also by K&W, who concluded that a "formal demonstration of UCA … remains elusive and might not be feasible in principle".

Powerful, elusive.

Right sentiment.

"Elusive fellow".

No sentiment?

Utzon is elusive.

Both remain elusive goals.