Sentence examples for illusive origin from inspiring English sources

The origin of the precursors of endothelial cells (ECs) has created controversy in understanding tumor growth related vasculogenesis, whereas the illusive origin of HSCs had been a daunting problem in understanding embryonal development.

That's right: for Burke, truths are illusive and illusions are, in an important sense, true.

Hence the name "Illusive", a portmanteau of illusion and elusive.

Kevin Saunderson presents: Origins will not be a set to be missed as its illusive website describes it as "a celebration of the originators, torch bearers and next wave creators of techno…" This special stage will feature sets by Niko Marks, DJ3000, Kenny Larkin, Eddie Fowlkes, Octave One (live set), and a special B2B set with Seth Troxler.

Human desire is an illusive, idiosyncratic thing.

Wenger hasn't forgotten about that illusive striker though.

He was also evasive about those illusive coaches in Spain.

Terrorists and non-state actors are so illusive, angry Muslims so hard to know.

But Linda, Christy and Naomi were illusive, glamorous creatures that levitated high above the masses.

Chadwick's sculptures are often illusive hybrids suggesting alternately impotent De Chirico-like figures or animated geological forms.

But don't get too comfortable in this blurry, illusive world.