Sentence examples for too elusive from inspiring English sources

The swing is too elusive.

Today's Kremlin: Too Elusive for a Solzhenitsyn?

I start to tire: his voice is just too elusive.

In some cases this cultural change has been too elusive.

Obama is too complex, too nuanced, too elusive, and too careful, for words that stick.

They are, for one thing, too elusive, too evanescent, too deeply hidden from view.

And while there's always some narrative implication in the music, it's never too elusive to grasp.

It's doubtful, though, that the theme could really work anywhere: it's much too elusive.

Is Jil Sander's minimalism too elusive for its designer, Milan Vukmirovic?

He was never too elusive or arrogant to say hello and discuss things with others.

The game is too human, the swing and the putting stroke too elusive.