But yes, it's great to watch Ms. Barnes and Ms. Skorsky conspire in stairwells, half-talk, half-barge their way into Congressional offices, and hop on planes to track down that one elusive source who can lead them to the next, equally elusive source.
The subjects he depicted and the many handwritten annotations, observations and memoranda that are scattered throughout his sketchbooks provide an essential, if at times elusive, source of information about the artist's many journeys around Britain and Europe, the places he saw and the works by other artists he deemed worthy of visual record.
The founding fathers somehow conspired to achieve a set of checks and balances that kept this elusive source of power alive across a broad coalition of conflicting egos, methodologies, philosophies, and agendas.
Created by Dana Calvo, a former staff writer at the Los Angeles Times, "Good Girls Revolt" comes to life most vividly in moments that capture the frenzied excitement of rewriting a story hours before deadline or pinning down an elusive source.
That's all fine, but the alchemy of warmth and understanding, I have finally come to realize, has a more elusive heat source.
And he boasted of his expedition to what he believed to be the elusive historical source of the Mekong River, accompanied by Chinese handlers.
Innovative sequence-based analysis (broad-range PCR) and phylogenetic relationships finally identified Tropheryma whipplei as the elusive microbial source of Whipple disease (19, 22 ).
But the stone, which was rumoured to have cost up to £30,000, is proving remarkably elusive and Labour sources are staying tight-lipped.
Over the next three hours, a dozen different pies slid on and off of Mr. Varasano's peel, including a surprising arugula with lemon juice, a terrific clam pizza and a pie with oregano, black pepper and an elusive tanginess (the source of which was kept secret).
Life-philosophers and anti-rationalists used the phrase 'Weltanschauung' to designate the inherently elusive and obscure source of all cultural life and thinking (see Dilthey 1960, 80; Simmel 1996, 29; Mannheim 1952, 38).
