Sentence examples for elusive view from inspiring English sources

But the story of how Dvorak came to have an American style and what he did with it is more interesting than either of those scenarios and offers a more elusive view that incorporates elements of both.

(A similar (and similarly elusive) view was expressed by Jean-Paul Sartre in the doctrine that "every consciousness is a non-positional consciousness of itself"([1937] 1957, [1942] 1953).) (For recent discussion of Brentano and Husserl and of the relation between the two, see Kelly 2003, Siewert 2006, Thomasson 2000 and Zahavi 1998, 2005).

Indeed, even the banks' more modest goal of returning 15-20% to shareholders seems elusive in view of the sea of new regulations.

Scholars still argue over Bosch's elusive point of view.

The film's shifting, elusive point of view is evidence of Mr. Ceylan's skill.

Maybe Mr. Arnot and Mr. Brown will return this fine-grained and elusive artist to view, as they have Joe Brainard (1941-94) over the past decade.

On a more language-specific view, an elusive case of allomorphy, hitherto regarded as historical, receives synchronic motivation in the consideration of general principles of form and structure interrelations.

SHOWCASE about Suzanne Farrell... "Suzanne Farrell: Elusive Muse" is essential viewing for the archival footage alone, some of it never before seen outside hush-hush get-togethers over pirated tapes.

By Arthur Elgort The New Yorker, March 10 , 1997P. 62 SHOWCASE about Suzanne Farrell... "Suzanne Farrell: Elusive Muse" is essential viewing for the archival footage alone, some of it never before seen outside hush-hush get-togethers over pirated tapes.

Similarly, the reason we can inevitably solve other people's problems so much more simply than our own is because we have the luxury of viewing their lives without having to wade through the maze of personal thinking that obscures their view of the elusive obvious.

Those who stepped into the booth last Thursday and Friday provided a snapshot of New York's pay phone user, an elusive, rather anonymous demographic sometimes viewed with suspicion.