Sentence examples for utterly elusive from inspiring English sources

Another Casanovan trait: she is utterly elusive.

But as a central figure, MacGowan is simultaneously vivid and utterly elusive.

Like Barry, there seemed to be little to attach to in Nicholas Dempsey; his charm was utterly elusive, or had yet to develop.

Like Barry, there seemed to be little to attach to in Nicholas Dempsey; his charm was utterly elusive, or had yet to develop..

The reason behind the plane's disappearance remains utterly elusive.

Elusive, spectacular, utterly at home, the fact of these British goshawks makes me happy.

The "Rashomon" sense with which audiences leave "Capturing the Friedmans" -- that "truth" in a story like this is elusive -- is utterly at odds with the current attitude that if you are accused, you are almost certainly guilty, and if you are guilty, you should serve as much time as possible in prison.

Gerald Durrell's 1992 book, "The Aye-Aye and I," which describes his adventures trying to make a documentary film about these elusive nocturnal lemurs, is utterly charming.

Miscommunication renders their intentions elusive at best, and utterly worthless at worst.

Descartes' goal of utterly indubitable epistemic ground may simply be elusive.

And while not wielding paddles, these less-fawned-over models brought something else to the table -- the kind of elusive human-like dexterity that once further developed could utterly transform assembly line activities across myriad industries.