Sentence examples for elusive that from inspiring English sources

Elusive, that is, unless gestalt also means "self-indulgent" in German.

While that shoe may be elusive, that has not stopped shoe manufacturers from trying to create it.

The obvious life changer is the most elusive – that moment when you surrender the cushioned, aquatic world of the womb for the rigours of air and noise.

She knows that for progress to happen, we have to listen to each other, and see ourselves in each other, and fight for our principles but also fight to find common ground, no matter how elusive that may sometimes seem.

How elusive that must have seemed to Pulis when he took his seat before the Hull City game on 23 November with Palace languishing on four points from 11 games.

And, as in other cities from New York to Houston where black-Hispanic political coalitions have often been elusive, that has left more than a few raw feelings, though such sentiments do not get reflected in surveys of voters leaving the polls or on the evening news.

Except that it is even more elusive than that.

But I tend to believe that personal success is much more elusive than that.

It is something more subtle and elusive than that.

But his Roarke is more elusive than that.

"Made me believe what once was, that elusive elixir that hooked me back when, has returned".