Sentence examples for ghost thought from inspiring English sources

Another memorable screen role was in Michael Almerayda's updated version of Hamlet (2000), in which Shepard played the role of the Ghost, thought by some to have been played in the first production by another playwright-actor, Shakespeare.

I asked if the ghost thought L.A. had gotten too crowded, and the whole group was interested in a possible reply to that.

Until then, web content is at risk for being a black market for something much worse than ghostwritten articles: ghost-produced thoughts.

DIX HILLS Dix Hills Performing Arts Center "The Canterville Ghost and the Thought," radio theater.

For all its flirtation with scientific thought, "Ghost in the Machine" is less about the chaos of the universe than it is about the chaos of the human heart.

For Europe this has been the year when ghosts - long thought buried - returned.

But specifically with ghosts, there was often a underlying thought that ghosts and "haints" were something suitable for children, black people, and other "less serious" folks.

Even in the desolation of an airport lounge at midnight, Viktor is too pure, we realize, to entertain the ghost of a dirty thought.

Sure, fans cheered Lambert's assured performance of "Ghost Town," which sets thoughts of romantic desolation over a throbbing dance beat, and "The Original High," a coolly wistful synth-pop track about that "summer back in Hollywood".

In James Watkins' new Victorian-era film "The Woman In Black," Daniel Radcliffe plays Arthur Kipps, a young widowed lawyer who travels to a village only to be haunted by ghosts and, presumably, thoughts of his dead wife.

There are ghosts here every day". "Not ghosts," adds Andrew Smith, taking the thought a step further.