Many celebrities find this a damned elusive truth to grasp, eh, Heather?
Adler was trying to think through this elusive enemy, to grasp some tactical advantage in the struggle for what he saw as the center of the war — Afghanistan's young, unemployed men, whom the Taliban paid fifty dollars to plant I.E.D.s.
Gerber (2014, 18 19) notes that architecture and urbanism have elusive and hard to grasp objects.
We agree with Gerber (2014), who states that architecture and urbanism have elusive and hard to grasp objects.
However, it remains somehow mysterious and elusive, and therefore hard to grasp.
In the words of Robert Greskovic's catalogue essay, trying to remount the lost Tanning ballets would be like "trying to grasp the elusive sleepwalker".
What awaits them is a nation still mostly untrammelled by tourists, where, in the remoter parts, it's still quite possible to grasp that elusive feeling of discovery.
He is in his studio, hard at work, intently studying his reflection, before turning to the canvas whose edge we can just barely discern at the right side of the painting, as if trying to grasp some elusive quality of his homely mien and state of mind.
To fully understand what's at stake, you would need to reach back to the dawn of U.S. global dominion and try to grasp the elusive character of the power that went with it.
What's most striking about "The Memory Show" is its ability to grasp and translate the elusive into song.
