Sentence examples for elusive thrill from inspiring English sources

That elusive thrill of pushing the boundary just a little and still feeling confident about it has been restored to me.

When they hold your gaze, you've felt that elusive thrill from your past.

Identity is fluid, evolving and susceptible to the elusive thrill of victory and the dreaded agonies of defeat -- though the latter are critical to learning skills and developing character.

So one month he did a sky-dive and a standup gig in pursuit of some elusive thrills.

But unlike those iconic filmmakers, Yeo eschews wicked thrills for elusive musings.

There was the thrill that the elusive novel you so wanted might be there.

But Duval has yet to win a green jacket, and his elusive pursuit has been both thrilling and punishing.

But all the studies and articles, whether scientific or anecdotal, note that most players took the risks knowingly, in search of glory, riches, thrills, or that elusive goal called a better life.

They are definitely there, but these nocturnal delights remain elusive, and thus are still a thrill.

It's such a thrill to get an elusive visa and see this closed society with your own eyes, yet so maddening when you realize that you're moving through a kind of real-life Truman Show.

Talking about the challenges of reporting from North Korea, The Washington Post's Anna Fifield has previously written of the "thrill" of getting "an elusive visa.... yet so maddening when you realise that you're moving through a kind of real-life Truman Show".