elusiveness

The elusiveness is in precisely how the Government can help.

He lost the sunglasses before too long, but not the elusiveness.

What did not change was the elusiveness of the actual fighters.

It will require more elusiveness than Monk needed in the past.

That kind of elusiveness has left reporters frantic for information.

The rarity could be caused in part by the elusiveness.

He has elusiveness and running skills, but little experience.

Bill Clinton's emotional elusiveness has always made such conviction impossible for him.

But it was aggravated by the elusiveness of his enemy.

But nowhere is the elusiveness of the dream more evident than in the schools.

But the elusiveness of the opposing force had him baffled.

And who would more appreciate the elusiveness of the past than her fellow refugee?

From there, the characters are led into an intricate story about the elusiveness of memory.

Such elusiveness makes getting an accurate financial reading of Sony's music business tough.

The way the word "fun" is used demonstrates its distinctive elusiveness.

His students are well aware of the cat's elusiveness.

You have a gift for elusiveness rare in this confessional age.

Because of your elusiveness, I was charged with your murder.

Whatever her elusiveness, it did not extend to rejection of physical pleasure.

For all its elusiveness, chemists know that Element 118 has to be a gas.

The bag is a symbol of wealth due to its high price and elusiveness to the public.

In the end, the art suggests, even the elusiveness of reality can have its visceral pull.

For most of his career, he was known as "the man without a face" due to his elusiveness.

Bush's extraordinary elusiveness and speed made him the presumed top pick since the college season ended four months ago.

After decades of elusiveness, the guerrilla group November 17 has suddenly cracked.