Sentence examples for elusive subject from inspiring English sources
Music hall is a notoriously elusive subject.
The elusive subject that is women?
A captivating if elusive subject, as it emerges.
The deceptive simplicity of Chanel's work makes her an elusive subject.
Yet as Sophie Deraspe's clever debut feature unfolds, the questions about her elusive subject only multiply.
Abu Jandal was a more elusive subject than the Iraqi doctor.
It's part of Lee's power that he can express ideas about all manner of elusive subjects: love and death, peace and rivalry.
Ms. Sontag was a master synthesist who tackled broad, difficult and elusive subjects: the nature of art, the nature of consciousness and, above all, the nature of the modern condition.
Mr. Ward, who photographs animals in their natural settings, also came up with the idea of zip-off screens for the pop-top, making it easier to capture elusive subjects like grizzly bears.
VanDerBeek's repertoire of elusive subjects has grown in distinct new directions since she became a full-time artist three years ago, picking up shows at some of America's most prestigious museums, such as New York's Whitney and the Hammer in LA.
As conceived by its two curators — Nikolaos Kaltsas, director of the National Archaeological Museum of Greece, and Alan Shapiro, professor of archaeology at Johns Hopkins University — the show's intention is twofold: to present a nuanced view of a still-elusive subject, and to correct, or at least revise, existing misconceptions.
