Sentence examples for elusive work from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gilbert's performance of this thick, complex, elusive work was arresting, transparent and luxuriously beautiful.

Actually there are some very distinguished recordings of this elusive work.

Graham's increasingly abstract and elusive work culminated in The Dream of the Unified Field (1995), selected from five previous volumes.

Chasing Elusive Work An African-American man who never completed high school, Mr. Pelzer has suffered a steady erosion of working opportunities.

Shortly after finishing this terse, elusive work, Sibelius got into a debate with Gustav Mahler on the nature of symphonic form.

But the more recent of Pierre Boulez's two versions, with the Cleveland Orchestra, is as near definitive as could be imagined in such an elusive work.

The reasons are fairly obvious, as more Americans chase the elusive work-life balance.

This week, the Harvard Business Review published findings on how senior executives manage that thing we all find difficult – the elusive work-life balance.

And there is the expectation, also noted by contributors to these pages, that we will give a bit more than a job might actually ask, that we somehow aren't contributing enough if we try too hard to maintain that elusive work-life balance.

One of his most elusive works is "Eight Hours Don't Make a Day," a five-part, nearly eight-hour television series that was broadcast in 1972-73 and is only now getting a U.S. release.

(Kehr) 'World on a Wire' (Friday through Thursday) Long one of Rainer Werner Fassbinder's most elusive works, this two-part, 212-minute television movie, shot on 16-millimeter for the German network WDR in 1973, was digitally restored last year by the Fassbinder Foundation.