Sentence examples for makes elusive from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

It is everywhere, which makes anarchy elusive.

The design manifests no clear pictorial form, no matter how hard you look, which makes it elusive but captivating.

PARIS — "Honesty!" claimed Stella McCartney backstage, with her youngest child in her arms, when asked to pin down what makes the elusive "Stella Woman".

Churchill is the most commanding British statesman of the modern era, but as with his World War II contemporary Franklin D. Roosevelt, his greatness makes him elusive.

For decades, there has been a stalemate: two peoples with legitimate aspirations, each with a painful history that makes compromise elusive.