Sentence examples for is elusive to from inspiring English sources

But four years later, he is elusive to many.

To be sure, agreement about artistic quality in our time is elusive to the point of nonexistence.

His world is as hard to the touch as it is elusive to the understanding; there are motives that lurk and scurry behind those walls which we will never trap.

This second-string lout, who speaks "with the strain of earnest gravity that is elusive to all but news correspondents and community theater actors," sees the missing girl as his ticket to a bigger market, since he is otherwise "obliged to cover the state fair and touring troupes of senior cloggers".

But it's a rocky road and the public is elusive to all".

As usual, the world in 20 or 30 years is elusive to the point of imperceptibility.

But membership in the European club has always been elusive, to the dismay of many here.

Her meanings and intentions were elusive to the end, which came by lethal injection on October 9 2002.

But that will be elusive, to judge by the rancorous tone of this week's peace talks.

"Michigan and Wisconsin have been elusive to Republican candidates, but his message on illegal immigration, trade and jobs, and patriotism is different".

The algorithm introduced in this paper allows the determination of the singularity loci of planar parallel manipulators with revolute actuators, which has been elusive to previous approaches.