Sentence examples for more elusive object from inspiring English sources

But Astral Weeks is an altogether more elusive object of devotion.

Mr. Obama, if anything, seemed an even more elusive target.

Objective worthiness is more elusive.

Indeed, the search of the seabed is primarily focused on finding objects as large as engine, since smaller debris is likely to be much more elusive.

Art is the conjuring of ideas and emotions, and the touchstone for their reality is far more elusive than for scientific propositions — but these ideas and emotions are nonetheless as real as the objects that are photographed or represented or described in order to evoke them.

Lise was more elusive.

Or something more elusive?

The truth proved more elusive.

The answer was more elusive.

The cure is more elusive.

Mr. Reems's cooperation proved more elusive.