Elude used in a sentence

Elude in a sentence as a verb

The advantages of full tickless elude me somewhat.

I think a Bayesian algorithm would be possible, but the details elude me.

I imagine the author has a point he is looking to make but unless the article is edited it will elude most readers.

I think the "saddest" headline is a little tongue-in-cheek and refers to the fact that they're missed connections, so it's a case of people getting "this close" to finding love, but having it elude them.

The report suggests Aaron took action to "elude detection and identification" but courts have held that anonymous speech and action are valid parts of society.

The more advanced miniature variants with face recognition software, might elude detection and jamming technologies.

Metrics are cool and all, but this glosses over the really important story here, which unfortunately seems to elude much of the general public: that a small minority of republicans are subverting the budget process because they don't like a law.

True, the element of constructive invention, of directing and motivating intuition, is apt to elude a simple philosophical formulation; but it remains the core of any mathematical achievement, even in the most abstract fields.

Try [unconventional] things because there's something beneath [software] that we haven't figured out yet."I suppose there's two personal disclaimers:- I'm not that interested in the business aspect of software.- The answer to what the magic beneath is may elude me due to it simply being "math, stupid".

"It's an open empirical question whether there are actual deterministic physical processes that, in the long run, elude simulation by a Turing machine; furthermore, ... it is an open empirical question whether any such processes are involved in the working of the human brain.