Sentence examples for utterly elude from inspiring English sources
But Noah does two superb things that utterly elude Beresford.
The enormity of the events defies dramatization without utterly eluding it.
And every day the right answer – like the wonderful workings of our kids' alien brains – utterly eludes me.
McCarthy provocatively claimed in the August 21-27 issue of Variety that Eng was "an Asian woman filmmaker who had utterly eluded the radar of the most diligent feminist historians and sinophiles" (10).
Divining anything about Xi's politics from his public persona is a mug's game, but one thing is beyond doubt: he conveys an understanding of style that utterly eluded his predecessor, and an awareness that he will be judged more openly and mercilessly than any paramount Chinese leader before him.
Yet it utterly eludes the understanding of someone who, five months from now, may have control of our military forces.
In effect, Clouzot was working to play catch-up with two trends, one of which he mastered through sheer technical savvy, but the other of which eluded it utterly because he was out of touch with its spirit.
The sitter has a sparkle of personality but utterly lacks the personhood the being-ness that never eluded Rembeing-ness that
The sitter has a sparkle of personality but utterly lacks the personhood — the being-ness — that never eluded Rembrandt.
Here the strings eluded Mr. Maazel's grasp a few times in the Richard Strauss works — "Death and Transfiguration" and the "Rosenkavalier" Suite — though the brass chorales were utterly meticulous: beautifully weighted and balanced.
