Sentence examples for elusive with from inspiring English sources

The dreamy slower middle theme is daringly elusive, with irregular phrase lengths and chromatically restless harmony.

However, a solution still appears elusive, with politicians divided along party lines.

Here and in his other work, Mr. Witenstein, who is 29, keeps any allegorical meanings elusive with stimulating results.

Through most of her career, Miss Hepburn had a reputation for being private and elusive with the press.

Officials hoped to strike a deal with him that had proved elusive with his predecessor, Pascal Lamy.

Agreement over the province between Serbs and Albanians remained elusive, with some Albanians demanding immediate independence with no conditions.

Pancreatic cancer, a leading cause of cancer deaths, is elusive, with vague symptoms that often lead to late diagnosis.

Instead, it already appears more elusive, with the loss of Cairo as the host and broker for reconciliation talks.

The former Doak Walker winner is an elusive runner with excellent hands and, perhaps most importantly with Peyton Manning under center, could become a reliable blocker as well.

The men (Mr. Cassell and Anthony Whitehurst) are vacant too, emotionally elusive creatures with equally elusive needs.

If Mauney is the elusive one (with bursts of dramatic candor), James is the wit.