| Collectively they were called tergiversate particles because they were so ambiguous, misleading and illusive. |
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| She is seething with illusive fragmentary gold being bewitched typhlotic furtive much like a hovering sapphire embrasure or imaginal sanguinary. |
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| It has cantilevered upper floors and an illusive skin that changes in response to outside conditions, turning nearly transparent at dusk. |
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| This is clearly an argument to foster the illusive and baseless concepts of omnipotence and omnipresence. |
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| At this dream workshop in Pennsylvania, people learn how to remember, even influence those illusive nightly visions. |
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| Chadwick's sculptures are often illusive hybrids suggesting alternately impotent De Chirico-like figures or animated geological forms. |
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| For the shiftworking nurse it is often illusive, frustratingly short, and often leaves her more tired than she was before she went to sleep. |
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| It is not the accuracy of figures, which is always illusive, that is in question, but the sequence of aids and their purpose. |
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| We have even included a conversion table of Imperial and Metric units which can be illusive when you need one. |
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| Mid-Way through the second half Timahoe hit a purple patch and hit three points without reply, they pressed for that all illusive goal but it never came. |
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| One can strip the fifties of its illusive aura of dull conformity without inflating cultural dissidence or generational muscle-flexing into political resistance. |
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| For Mr Soyinka, democracy as 'a ritual' can be masking a deception, and here one can speak of illusive democracy. |
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| That's right: for Burke, truths are illusive and illusions are, in an important sense, true. |
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| The poor tax-collectors chasing after the illusive profit statement remind me of those silly fellows in pith helmets chasing butterflies. |
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| However, while price and performance can be measured directly, quality is a far more illusive attribute. |
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| A disciple is the one who consciously withdraws from shallow and illusive glitters of the world. |
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| Occasionally, the meaning is entirely illusive. |
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| But the report found that providing for a longer time limit would weaken the court's role and make the principle of proportionality, which seeks to limit the costs of proceedings, seem like an illusive goal. |
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| To their credit, the holders made a good effort of the task with goals from Flavio and Mohamed Barakat but despite an extended period of additional time added on at the end of the game, the illusive third did not come. |
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| Do they not realise that their obsessive pursuit of the illusive level playing field and their inward-looking regulation-led policies are damaging growth rather than stimulating it? |
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| With the recent arrest of Motiur Rahman Nizami, the three main political party leaders of Bangladesh have now been apprehended on illusive charges of corruption. |
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| Alas, the answers to this second question have also proven illusive. |
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| In addition, unlike prophets for whom any regulation is illusive, we gathered several French and foreign leaders and experts in agricultural issues who believe that a new system to regulate agricultural markets is possible. |
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| Perfect vitality is like an illusive dream. |
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| When the hon. member talks about the distribution of powers, he should remember that the main power, which makes the constitutional power sharing illusive, is spending power. |
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| Red is the punctuation note visible in the orchestrated clusters of Winterhalter crinolines from Valentino's Ludwig collection that was captured in the illusive and perfectly grounded reality by Deborah Tuberville. |
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| Today, success in this realm seems illusive. |
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| Stability would not take root, and prosperity would remain illusive. |
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| Those who cannot co-ordinate themselves with the light or your synthesis look to your form of the universe with illusive perceptions and believe that it is something other than yourself. |
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| The answer to this seemingly straightforward question is more illusive than might be expected, in part because research in this field is in its relative infancy. |
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| It is still a sad reality that indigenous peoples suffer egregious violations of their basic human rights and fundamental freedoms and justice for many of them remains illusive at the national, regional and global levels. |
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| Their freedom remained illusive and hard won. |
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| The fundamental design elements of an ecosystem program remain illusive. |
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