Sentence examples for ever more elusive from inspiring English sources

In the end, love remains ever more elusive.

Financial risk will continue to mutate into ever more elusive forms.

But in western countries the promise of a steady job has proved ever more elusive.

The cost of living has climbed and entry-level job opportunities seem ever more elusive.

But the younger drinkers are proving ever more elusive, acknowledged Mr. Barry.

The fund has insisted on a strict regimen of austerity, and that has made economic growth ever more elusive.

Peace and quiet in the skies could become an ever-more elusive concept.Nonetheless, on-board socialising is an experiment worth trying.

Free time is proving to be an ever-more elusive concept: the same technology that Keynes predicted would free us from work has instead brought work into our leisure time.

Bloodied but unbowed by the reception to his last film Baarìa – at least in these quarters – Giuseppe Tornatore is back, once again seeking to trap some ever-more elusive lightning in a bottle, as he did all those years ago with Cinema Paradiso.

Given the Lebanese joy, the moment also painfully underscored just how distant is the Palestinians' ever-more-elusive goal of returning as they increasingly feel abandoned by the Palestinian leadership in Gaza City.

I don't think there has ever been a more elusive, mysterious, intriguing character than Gatsby.