Sentence examples for most elusive part from inspiring English sources

If the suit helps revive black commitment to the freedom struggle, or white support, it will revive the most elusive part of the struggle's half-century-old heyday.

The great science writer Richard Fortey wrote recently that it's just extremely elusive, maybe the most elusive plant in Britain.

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.

(Kehr) 'World on a Wire' (Friday through Thursday) Long one of Rainer Werner Fassbinder's most elusive works, this two-part, 212-minute television movie, shot on 16-millimeter for the German network WDR in 1973, was digitally restored last year by the Fassbinder Foundation.

With a plan in mind and a new offense in tow, Payton did the tricky part, the elusive part for most coaches.

At first, the Tasmanian locals are so hostile that it seems that the hardest part of finding the most elusive creature on the planet may be just renting a room.

Of course, in an unequal world, accessing power and playing a part charting the city's future is the most elusive "home" feeling of all: only very few folks get to choose the city's wallpaper and carpet.

THE assassination of Imad Mugniyah, the Hezbollah terrorist, in Damascus last week was a warning that even the most elusive prey can be hunted down — given skill, determination and patience on the part of the hunter.

One of his most elusive works is "Eight Hours Don't Make a Day," a five-part, nearly eight-hour television series that was broadcast in 1972-73 and is only now getting a U.S. release.

Kim Jong-un is a most elusive man.

'It's the most elusive of grapes.