Examples of 'very elusive' in a sentence
Meaning of "very elusive"
very elusive - describes something that is difficult to find or understand
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Film noir is a very elusive thing to define.
Whatever wildlife survives tends to be very elusive.
This is a very elusive model no longer manufactured.
But spinosaurus itself proved to be very elusive.
That is a very elusive quality to have.
Thus the disarmament dividend is still very elusive.
Energy is very elusive because we can not see it.
Its location made it a very elusive place.
A very elusive someone.
You were meeting a very elusive foe.
Very elusive chap.
The affluent are a very elusive demo.
Manny was very elusive about identifying any of his work for me.
Man must be very elusive.
A very elusive anaconda.
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But it is a very elusive one.
A very elusive gentleman.
Mercury is a very elusive planet.
And then there are those for whom love has seemed very elusive.
Proof is a very elusive commodity.
Most of them live deep in the ocean and are very elusive mammals.
Tom is very elusive.
I have learned to ask as many questions as possible but the answers are very elusive.
Your boss is very elusive.
Is a very elusive substance.
Belthazor has been very elusive.
Whales can be very elusive when they are with their young.
The courtship of the waved albatross is a very elusive and spectacular sight.
Disease is a very elusive and difficult concept to define, being largely socially defined.
But he was very elusive.
They can make your life a temporary hell, and they are very elusive.
Miles is very elusive.
The death of Yoshitsune has been very elusive.
The truth lies in some very elusive place between these two simplistic poles.
The small Duiker are very elusive.
Exchange energy splittings are very elusive to calculate for molecular systems at large internuclear distances.
It appears clearly in photographs, but is very elusive in a telescope.
Very elusive chap, our Johnny.
Jemeker was very elusive.
For starters, the revenue gains from temporary wealth taxes can be very elusive.
Daniel Chalmers is a very elusive fellow.
So, if these building blocks are strings, you know, they are very elusive.
Oscar, you have been very elusive lately.
I mean, you are a little stringy, but you are probably very elusive.
Yeah, we are trying to find three very elusive needles in a global haystack.
And once he gets the ball in his hands, he 's very elusive.
There is something very subtle, very elusive about what we call True Nature.
I should have caught him … but he is very elusive.
To find the very elusive female k-spot.
You are looking for a subtle combination, a very elusive one.
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I wanta very private conversation with him
He must have loved you very much
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