Sentence examples for elusive world from inspiring English sources

ELIZABETHAN theatre remains a somewhat elusive world to scholars.

Allan Scherlen introduces us to the elusive world of free, online, peer-reviewed journals in philosophy.

Taking a little time to explore the romantic, elusive world of this opera is particularly rewarding.

San Francisco were still looking for that elusive World Series title in the Bay Area.

And there are three years until the next major tournament — the elusive World Cup in 2015 in Canada.

The Beard reared back and threw a 90mph fastball by Cruz, and San Francisco had that elusive World Series title.

The Book of Matthew by Matthew Welton 80pp, Carcanet, £7.95 Matthew Welton's first collection, The Book of Matthew, is something of an achievement: it arrives with a unique and distinct sensibility; his poems create their own evocative and elusive worlds.

Marshall serves up common conundrums, balancing two swirling, elusive worlds, equal, opposite, science, the mystical, in one smartly written package.

It was also only five-hundredths of a second short of the long-elusive world record, set by Yordanka Donkova of Bulgaria in 1988.

I wanted to better understand this elusive man and his world.

What is this elusive "Muslim world" that only Islamists wish to resurrect?