Sentence examples for elusive time from inspiring English sources

"Next weekend" turned out to be an elusive time frame.

As elusive time is captured, hidden moments become discoverable.

Consistency of policy may be elusive in tough times; a consistency of explanation and empathy should not be.

Under that law, schools had to work toward a goal of making all students proficient in reading and math by 2014, a target that became increasingly elusive as time went on.

Bondholders have been the Scarlet Pimpernels of finance investors who prove elusive every time a bank's losses are divided up.The era of impunity is coming to an end.

Both sides fear that young Cypriots, with no memory of a united island, are less inclined than their parents to compromise and less attached to lost property.A deal still looks elusive, and time is short.

And light is as inscrutable, luminous, mysterious and elusive as time - it weighs nothing and goes by quickly, faster than anything in the universe.

Not that he isn't complicated and elusive at times.

Credibility is as necessary for labor reforms as for monetary or fiscal policies, and similarly elusive at times of political and economic turmoil.

However, the term "wellness" still feels subtle, elusive at times, and yet to strike its Blackest stride.

The attacking continued but sharpness was elusive for a time.