Sentence examples for elusive to find from inspiring English sources

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

THE trouble with houseplants is not that they're tricky to grow or elusive to find.

Originally, the jet's host galaxy proved elusive to find, and this jet appeared to be emanating from nothing.

Maybe if George Clooney or Brad Pitt or my 25-year-old self had made the same journey, then things might have been different, but in a neat midlife gender reversal, I found myself craving intimacy, not sex, and that's an elusive thing to find when you can't speak the language and you're always passing through.

All this is moving toward an elusive goal: to find a "buy button" inside the skull and to test products, packaging and advertising for their ability to activate it.

The most elusive color to find was a deep, rich blue.

Not just elusive as in hard to find, elusive as in hard to get our heads round what it does.

This is our ugly, mean and elusive Arcadia – impossible to find and impossible to leave.

I don't know why trying to click with a woman is more elusive than trying to find that steady home in show business.

Singapore's elusive taxis are easier to find here.

"It's an elusive door you have to find," she explains, to locate "motivated Cubans, edible food and charm".