Sentence examples for elusive truth from inspiring English sources

Many celebrities find this a damned elusive truth to grasp, eh, Heather?

During the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989, the Western news media was seen as a source of otherwise elusive truth.

But in "Capturing the Friedmans," Andrew Jarecki's creepy allegory of suspect justice, family dysfunction, human frailty and elusive truth, little was ever succinct or unambiguous.

Mr. Smith is far too clever to provide one answer to the question when providing many is more interesting and closer to the elusive truth of the matter.

If Anthony D. Weiner's sexual behavior is not our business, as your editorial says ("Mr. Weiner and the Elusive Truth," July 24), why does it become our business when he plunges into a political campaign?

"Americano" is a film of modest ambitions — it does not strive for greatness or novelty — but it demonstrates unassuming self-assurance and an admirable willingness to take formal and emotional risks in pursuit of a complicated and elusive truth.

Here, she is reaching to convey deeper and more elusive truths about what it all means, but couched in the sentimental and flamboyant language of showbiz history.

Over 45 years, Farah has pursued complex, elusive truths as one of Africa's greatest novelists, and a cosmopolitan voice in English-language fiction.

If he were, then he couldn't justify his project, which is precisely to estrange them from their old selves, and send them after more beautiful and elusive truths guided by a handful of genius thinkers.

As plenty of commenters below the line have pointed out, the defining qualities of Kafka's writing include: uncertainty, confusion, obscurity, elusive truths, concealed falsehoods, hidden meanings, meaningless revelations.

In "Gideon's Crossing," Andre Braugher is once again playing a tenacious and sharp-witted investigator, but this character is searching for more elusive truths than Pembleton ever did, and confronting destructive forces that can't be cajoled or browbeaten into giving up their secrets.