Sentence examples for emotionally elusive from inspiring English sources

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

I would have had little idea of the work's subject from the music alone, steeped in Debussy and Ravel and emotionally elusive.

Pursuing its subjects through tall grass, the camera rushes past the emotionally elusive Mr. Affleck to Ms. Kurylenko, who throws her arms toward the sky and glances back at us conspiratorially.

The play is brightened, though, by polished performances from Patrick Byas, as the emotionally elusive mugger, and Stephanie Pope Caffey, as a scolding bystander who metamorphoses from one stereotype to another.

The book takes place at an élite prep school, a haven for the children of the rich, but there the similarity to "Gossip Girl" ends; "Headlong" is a closely observed tale of a privileged girl beginning to perceive the constraints of her background, who channels her restlessness into a friendship with an emotionally elusive free spirit.

Some songs feature a lyrical conceit of an emotionally elusive lover as an apparition or an illusion.

But emotionally tough too.

"I am the rock," Moore declares as – again and yet again – she struggles to protect the elusive and emotionally fragile younger woman from a self-destructive and invincible obsession with death.

Yet the why of death remains elusive — practically, philosophically, above all emotionally.

The extent to which emotionally significant stimuli capture visual attention remains elusive because a preference for reporting or choosing emotionally significant stimuli could mimic attentional capture by these stimuli.

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