Sentence examples for fairly elusive from inspiring English sources
Lauren Frazer-Hutton: Spencer Matthews' current girlfriend Lauren is fairly elusive.
Despite the acclaim that greeted their 1998 compilation album of remixes, "The K & D Sessions," they stayed fairly elusive, and in recent years they have worked separately.
QUESTION FROM VEGAS TENOLD: Nick Clegg has been fairly elusive as to whom he might team up with in the increasingly likely event of a hung parliament, and if I was a Lib-Dem voter I'd be a little apprehensive about that.
But in today's modern world, identifying it can be fairly elusive.
The famous shower scene is fairly elusive; you hardly see any violence, but the score is terrifying enough to suggest its grisliness.
Latinas, for example, remain fairly elusive on the show, as do South and East Asian women, but part-Asian women have become mainstays, and often go far.
If the themes of New York's dreamscape are fairly obvious, the variations are more elusive.
The reasons are fairly obvious, as more Americans chase the elusive work-life balance.
The physiological relevance of calpains has been elusive, partly because each calpain species is fairly specific in its function as a critical regulator for cellular functions.
This dual focus on benefits and costs can be enlightening because, while the costs of implementation and operation of an HRIS are fairly tangibly realized, the benefits tend to be somewhat more elusive [ 15, 16].
