elusiveness

Of course, the innate watchability of these socialites is matched only by their elusiveness.

One of the defining aspects of the uprising is its elusiveness.

The elusiveness at Obama's core, which once served him so well, has turned back on itself, arousing suspicions.

He's a clever rogue, but, like all men of his elusiveness and cunning, he never takes undue chances.

So much depended upon the very elusiveness which the security of possession, habit, destroyed.

Eyes and brows are charged with potencies; with seriousness, with modesty, serenity, elusiveness.

It is an attractive plant with an elusiveness of habit which serves, perhaps, to increase its charm.

Now, be it remembered, I am only adducing this case in illustration of the elusiveness of Weismann's theory.