Sentence examples for feel elusive from inspiring English sources

Golf's pay-offs can feel elusive.

And if their meanings and moods feel elusive, well, they are.

But despite signs of gentrification on Parkside — a house that cost $76,000 in 1984 recently sold for $760,000 — safety can still feel elusive.

It takes a lot of time, patience and dedication to a goal that can sometimes feel elusive.

The National Sleep Foundation recommends adults get at least seven to nine hours of sleep each night, which can feel elusive to most people.

Clusters of notes and rests are grouped irregularly, so that the basic pulse feels elusive.

Here is David, the social worker, who spends five months observing people in his district before he feels confident enough to speak to them: "Like these people themselves, the epidemic felt elusive, quiet and hidden, as if it had no place or source".

(This is achievable for anyone, even if it feels elusive).

In an era in which truth feels elusive, these artists hold the reality of the American experience squarely in their gaze.

In an era in which truth feels elusive, these artists hold the reality of the American experience squarely in their gaze.

However, the term "wellness" still feels subtle, elusive at times, and yet to strike its Blackest stride.