Sentence examples for find elusive from inspiring English sources

But there is something about Molière's blend of comedy and tragedy that we still find elusive.

Ms. Philo has created a growing accessories business with a broad commercial appeal, something other designers with strong clothing aesthetics can find elusive.

It is an activity that really does enrich lives, especially for those eager for a cultural life they may find elusive.

On top of that, the benefits of being together for such an extended period of time seem to bring them together in a way that certain other teams find elusive.

But there are heartening stories from around the world of people teaming up to go Pokémon hunting and of people helping each other find elusive Pokémon – and the app is now officially more popular than Tinder, which suggests Pokemon Go might start bringing people together in very special ways indeed.

For instance, using information found on the Times Topics page about the Higgs boson, including this July's "Physicists Find Elusive Particle Seen as Key to Universe," students might use tableau to show their understanding of the particle and the role it plays.

Pierre Matisse, Miró's long time New York dealer, once asked him to explain a work the dealer found elusive.

The Times could conceivably use such a network to help it attract the lucrative grocery and retail advertising and discount coupons that it has so far found elusive.

Perhaps, too, a farewell to his international career will help him to locate the inner peace he has often found elusive.

Hodgson is all too aware that the present feelgood factor might not survive a similar result, and also that the Germans have managed a continuity of selection that England have found elusive.

Over all, Democrats are more vocal than Republicans in expressing a desire not to live with the opposing party, though two "hip professional guys" found elusive harmony on Capitol Hill: "One guy is straight, and one is gay.