Sentence examples for is always elusive from inspiring English sources

The truth, alas, is always elusive.

But justice is always elusive in Texas, so that was not the end of the story.

The key words here are not "faith" and "reason" but "didn't know": the right way forward is always elusive.

They're quiet, usually, told in calm, precise, scrupulously unsensational prose, but peace of the kind for which poor Eleanor yearns is always elusive.

"Meaning", however, in all three artists is always elusive and mutable and this exhibition does not focus on what the symbols represent but rather on their painterly affiliation – the shared poetry, the raging against the dying of the light, and the fact that the pictures invite a psychological reading.

"Victory under these circumstances is always elusive, and unintended consequences are inevitable".

In truth, the meaning of the Mercury brand was always elusive.

But my grandfather was always elusive in those stories, his path to survival a mystery.

The Italian artist, who died in 1998 at the age of fifty-one, walwaysays elusive: he announced his own death in 1969.

Life did not improve that much at Real Sociedad, either, but his quality was established at Preston North End and Everton, even if silverware was always elusive.

The winemaker Robert Mondavi poured tens of millions of dollars into Copia before his death in May, but financial stability was always elusive.