Sentence examples for elusive to from inspiring English sources

Satisfaction has often proved elusive to Mr. Berry.

But membership in the European club has always been elusive, to the dismay of many here.

Real life was too complex and elusive to be captured in a conventional story.

And while there's always some narrative implication in the music, it's never too elusive to grasp.

It is one gazelle too distant and elusive to be stalked.

But that will be elusive, to judge by the rancorous tone of this week's peace talks.

This makes his trail of breadcrumbs elusive, to say the least.

Tree's goal is much more elusive: to find some reassuring constancy in his life.

Dr. Dean's Internet campaign was savvy, but there is something more elusive to his appeal.

The relationship is familiar, if still slightly elusive, to all Johnsonians.

Yet the status that often comes with money proved elusive to Stein into middle age.