Sentence examples for haunted about from inspiring English sources
There is something almost haunted about it, a vibrant mythology I find rather inspiring".
There is something haunted about Paulie that he makes true, so much so that it sometimes feels as if you're looking past the character and into Mr. Hawke himself.
His book offers a gripping portrait of Bobby, wracked by fears after J.F.K.'s death that he caused it by pursuing the mob, despite his father's warnings not to (and there was also that little matter of stalking Castro); he is also terrified about being blackmailed by J. Edgar Hoover and smeared by L.B.J., and haunted about his own possible assassination.
*Hint: There's nothing haunted about this yearbook photo.
Among the other productions will be Ms. O'Brien's play "Haunted," about an elderly man and the two women (one played by Ms. Blethyn) who meant the most to him.
Yes, EastEnders is always dark, but now the fog of dysfunction is haunting about 80% of the cast.
"Death is final, but to hear the cries of the living that is what is haunting about our experience," said Mr. Hemmer, who returned from Haiti last Monday.
There is – for me at least – something haunting about historical novels that deal with points where we say the world altered its course.
10.38pm GMT EXTRA TIME, FULL TIME: Betis 0-2 Sevillaggagg 2-2) Thou still unravished bride of quietness, Thou foster child of silence and slow time, Sylvan historian, who canst thus express A flowery tale more sweetly than our rhyme: What leaf-fringed legend haunts about thy shape Of deities or mortals, or of both, In Tempe or the dales of Arcady?
The other day, I was driving back from Roberto's, the kick-ass 24-hour drive-through Mexican joint I haunt about five time a week, and passed a Jack in the Box that's just around the corner.
Indeed, the only truly thing haunting about Fishkill is the Beat Up Squad what we prisoners called the group of guards who took it upon themselves to inflict informal corporal punishment upon us in the staircases.
