Sentence examples for haunted face from inspiring English sources

I just saw this battered, haunted face of Sicily.

Kerrigan's camera is in Keane's haunted face for almost every minute of the movie's running time, searching out every flicker of unease and tortured hope.

At the very start, Ms. Spiro's haunted face casts important shadows on the murderous ambition that will propel the famously childless couple ever forward, and by the time she gets to the sleepwalking scene, the small yet fiery performer shows us a mind in thrall to its own collapse.

It also shows the craftsmanship of the artist in the U.K. Wheatfield, in which the haunted face is shown clear at the top of a cloud in the upper left corner, while the same image in the Met painting is smudged.

Her haunted face is almost like a digital avatar, created through some impossibly sophisticated animation technique.

As Dicky, Mr. Bale wears the haunted face of the actor-scammer, with darting eyes and dissembling flamboyance.

But visually, its ornate composition, rich detailing and haunted faces have more in common with a Rembrandt etching.

"Portrait of Emily," "Portrait of Jona Mach" and "Moe" from 1963, with their rough outlines describing gaunt, haunted faces, uncannily resemble Die Brücke prints.

Beautiful, virginal Britney had now become madwoman Britney - her prototype those haunted faces of inmates in the early 19th-century French asylums, like the revolutionary Théroigne de Mericourt.

You just have to look at the haunted faces of Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer as they are glumly shoehorned into a succession of progressively desperate-looking formats to see the dangers of the former.

When Macbeth sees the apparitions in Act III, a huge crystal ball rises from the floor amid stock melodramatic stage smoke as we see the haunted faces of the visitors from the beyond.