Sentence examples for equally elusive from inspiring English sources
But compromise has proved equally elusive in that chamber.
Mr Yeltsin did not even read it.Chechnya's hopes of oil wealth are proving equally elusive.
So far in the Presidential campaign, she has proved equally elusive.
This, more or less, is Jakubowski's goal, and his rhetoric can be equally elusive.
The water-cooked beef I so enjoyed in Sichuan is equally elusive in New York.
The show itself was kind of cool and weird and also suggested a deeper meaning, which may be equally elusive.
Although the notion of culture is as elusive as quality, it is equally tangible in the sense of being constituted within specific regulatory systems or regimes.
As elusive as he might be on a football field, he is at least equally talented at eluding responsibility away from one.
The larger history is equally fascinating and in some ways just as elusive.
Equally, the fin back, Balaenoptera physalus - at a maximum of 26m (85ft), second only to the blue whale in size - is, for all its vastness, just as elusive, allowing a glimpse of barely a tenth of its body.
