Sentence examples for most elusive one from inspiring English sources

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).

Of the individual investor's three sworn investment enemies inflation, taxes and loss of dollar purchasing power the dollar is most elusive one to battle to win.

The wives of very rich men also have a lot of time on their hands and, when it comes to house hunting, are always on the lookout for the most elusive prize, the house no one else knows is for sale.

According to a memo sent out by the drummer Andrew Cyrille, the vibraphonist Walt Dickerson, one of the most elusive of the great jazz musicians, died on May 15th, at the age of eighty.

Here's a fascinating interview with Dickerson, from 2003. Richard Brody According to a memo sent out by the drummer Andrew Cyrille, the vibraphonist Walt Dickerson, one of the most elusive of the great jazz musicians, died on May 15th, at the age of eighty.

In Vick they have the fastest and most elusive quarterback in the league, one with a strong arm and a strong mind.

Why is one of the most common conditions also one of the most elusive?

It goes without saying that I never expected to discuss albinism with one of the most elusive, fascinating and mercurial figures in rock history while sitting on a bouncy castle outside a hotel in Newquay.

A notepad-size computer controlled by a pen has long been one of Silicon Valley's most cherished ideas -- and one of the most elusive.

For the premiere of "Big Ang" (Sun., 9 p.m. ET on VH1), Angela Raialo introduced viewers to one of the most elusive figures in reality television history.

As an example, this morning I buckled down and worked on jump back and jump through, one of the most elusive and difficult parts of the Ashtanga series.