Sentence examples for most elusive object from inspiring English sources
That most elusive object of the workplace during the recent recession-racked years, the new personal computer, is being spotted with increased regularity.
Then, because of a series of untimely events — including the advent of sound — the full "Napoleon" disappeared, becoming one of cinema's most elusive objects of desire, alongside Erich Von Stroheim's nearly 10-hour version of "Greed".
And terrorism is the most elusive target imaginable.
Gretzky was a most elusive target.
Over 50 years after its initial description, adeno-associated virus (AAV) remains the most exciting but also most elusive study object in basic or applied virology.
It is always immediately present to the subject (Merleau-Ponty, 1945; O'Shaughnessy, 1980), but the most permanent and preponderant object in life may also be the most elusive one (Leder, 1990).
And we all know the type: the idealized human being who remains ever out of reach — the title's elusive object of beauty, which, as Daniel writes wryly of the most avid collectors, "would make everything right, would complete the jigsaw of their lives, would satisfy eternally".
Kim Jong-un is a most elusive man.
'It's the most elusive of grapes.
But it is also the most elusive.
That elusive object of desire would remain both far and the focus of much attention.
