Sentence examples for notably elusive from inspiring English sources

"People think of packaged food as notably elusive," she said.

Although Mr. Murdoch, the chief of the News Corporation, has long been a fixture at the retreat, he has been notably elusive this week.

Butler supervises a relatively small stable but has trained a number of top horses, notably Elusive City and Compton Admiral, while he has also had success with a small satellite operation in the United States.

The nature of COPII vesicle scission has remained elusive, notably in the absence of any constricting force generator.

However, there are a few nodes whose position remains elusive, most notably that of the Gnetales [ 7, 20] and the horsetails [ 16, 18, 21].

The ghost of George Balanchine made a few tantalizingly elusive appearances, most notably in a solo entrance for Mr. Angle that looked like a meditation on hauntingly odd male solos in Balanchine's "Four Temperaments" and "Square Dance".

The elusive Godot himself, most notably, has been the object of intense, and occasionally deranged, speculation.

However, there are clearly cases in which small sample sizes are unavoidable, most notably those in which species are elusive e.g., [30] or rare e.g., [31].

Thus, the relative abundance of endogenous alternatively spliced AID variants, notably AID-ivs3 and AID-ΔE4, remained elusive on the protein level.

The architecture of the kinetochore, and most notably the relationship between the inner and outer plates, remains elusive.

This notably applies to his own object of choice, DNA, enigmatic, elusive and sublime: I had been looking forward very much to being with DNA again.