Sentence examples for ghostly impression from inspiring English sources

This leaves behind a ghostly impression of the star; it is, quite literally, a chalk outline.

These comedies come and go and all we take from them, other than the vague recollection years later, is the ghostly impression that they're shit.

(In an earlier scene, Woodcock murmurs about unsettled feelings and ghostly impressions to his sister Cyril).

The ship's photographer, Frank Hurley, rescued a batch of negatives from the sinking Endurance, and these ghostly impressions are the heart of the film.

He gradually removed the objects he portrayed from their natural context and reassembled them as if in accordance with a new, mysterious grammar, creating a ghostly, eerie impression.

Objects placed on light-sensitive paper left a ghostly X-ray impression; pictures could be made without the use of a camera.

The group aims for what they call "phantom rhythm": without a drummer, the roaring percussive clash of pawn-shopped 1960s guitars gives the impression of ghostly snare-hits and echoing cymbals.

In one workshop, wicker rockers and settees give the impression of a ghostly veranda.

But you were quickly caught up in the rich sounds conjured by Ms. Matthusen, a young Brooklyn composer who is the director of music technology at Florida International University in Miami: ghostly bells and chimes, whispers and titters, the impression of a massive rope slowly uncoiling in a derelict freighter's resonant hull.

The filmic effect is austere, nearly ghostly.

Far from presenting this archetypical singer-songwriter as ghostly or morose, the exhibition and box-set leave the impression of a devout man who, despite debilitating health and personal problems, loved his family and liked nothing so much as a good prank.