Sentence examples for elusive word from inspiring English sources

Ioannis Karakasis discusses what this elusive word means and where these aromas and flavors might originate.

Because of terroir, that elusive word, which seems to combine the importance of the soil and weather.

There's nothing more frustrating than being taunted by an elusive word as you chase it around the corridors of your mind.

In all the years my thesaurus and I have been together, I've found few things as gratifying as reaching for it, consulting numerous entries and reaping the reward of encountering an elusive word.

If there is any hope for the world in general, the Middle East in particular, and that elusive word "peace" it will come from cinema.

It's an elusive word for most, and I will take a brief moment of your time here to describe how "authoring your life" and "raising your vibration" are actually one and the same.

"It is a way to meet your readers and hope they become your advocates and spread the elusive word-of-mouth in places you are not going and are off the book-tour route," she said.

They are elusive: words like "shy", "perky", "scuttler", "darter" evoke their quick, barely visible movement.

And for the teacher, there was a sense of the shared struggle to apprehend all those elusive words.

The lesson from this research is that we should deal with elusive words by looking them up immediately, if we can, or asking someone.

Somehow narrowing it down to just a handful, we've illustrated 11 of these wonderful, untranslatable, if slightly elusive, words.