Sentence examples for elusive slogan from inspiring English sources

The new charismatic leader, the elusive slogan, the next gimmick, or whatever.

The other, more elusive slogan is "Mozart 22," which refers to the festival's most staggeringly ambitious project this summer: in the space of five weeks, all 22 (by the festival's count) of Mozart's operatic works are being presented in staged productions, even the ones that he wrote when he was 12, including a couple of fragments.

The crammed Brexit meetings were also partly a cry for change, summed up in that elusive but mesmerising slogan about seizing back "control".

Maybe it's like the old slogan, 'The pause that refreshes.' " This holiday season the elusive PlayStation 2 has captured most of the attention of game buyers.

Among many youths, often socially alienated and without work, shaved heads, racist slogans, black-leather attire and paramilitary discipline have proved an appealing route to an elusive sense of identity and togetherness.

"Delivering justice appears to be a slogan for the authorities to pacify the population, and for victims and their families justice and reparation remain elusive," the report said.

The slogan".

Its slogan?

Their slogan?

Powerful, elusive.

"Elusive fellow".