Sentence examples for made elusive from inspiring English sources

Healing means retreating back into herself, her soul made elusive once again.

This exquisitely made, elusive film has a lulling rhythm and a melancholy charm, which makes its abrupt ending that much more of a shock.

But the speech which made elusive calls for "bold steps," "core principles," "expression[s] of will," and "participation of the people"—didn't really bring anything new to the diplomatic table.

Known for making elusive and sometimes cynical comments, Mr. Fukuda often comes across as stern in public.

SWEDEN: Ja Ja Ja Picture – True Picture, aka David Kyhlberg from the enigmatic duo Sail A Whale, makes elusive, trance-inducing electronic pop that's nothing short of amazing.

If you're going to make elusive art that often looks like life, it certainly helps to do it inside a powerful work of art.

The escalating real estate and personnel costs made profits elusive.

They soon realized that the capriciousness of memory made answers elusive.

Baroque imagery, bizarre humour and labyrinthine plots made his elusive and allusive oeuvre unlike anything else in contemporary cinema.

These qualities made the elusive particles -- "Pauli's poltergeists," they were sometimes called -- almost impossible to detect.

The captain might have made that elusive hundred in the second innings, or it might yet again have chipped away at him.