Sentence examples for more elusive and from inspiring English sources

I am interested in more elusive and nebulous subject matter.

Ana is something much more elusive and contradictory.

But for my money, it's got something more elusive and complex than Mann ever achieved.

Ray's film and Jaffrey's performance convey something more elusive and complex.

Something less corporeal, a little more elusive and vaporous, would have made it even better.

Others are much more elusive and difficult to capture on paper, though I know they exist.

What they fought for was something more elusive and more visceral.

This has made extremism even more elusive, and the internet's influence even greater.

Parmalee is a more powerful runner, but Martin is more elusive and can create his own holes.

Orangutans, the least social of the apes, are more elusive and live only in the forests of Borneo and Sumatra.

The answers are more elusive and the Jets seem as befuddled as the average fan about what they should do.