Sentence examples similar to haunting concepts from inspiring English sources

During the day, they haunt concept stores like the Broken Arm and Colette.

Indeed, poets are haunted by the concept of speaker and audience the way novelists are haunted by the idea of time.

But the scaffolding of belief has clearly remained, not only in the sense that much of her work seems to be haunted by the concept of original sin and Christianity's discomfort with the body but also in the impression she gives of complete personal devotion.

Somehow or other, the seminarian has heard about MILFs and he is haunted by the concept.

One of the first styles to be described, noted ethnographer, and caricaturist Miguel Covarrubias stated that it "reaches the limits of absurd, brutal caricature, a peculiar aesthetic concept that relishes the creation of haunting subhuman monstrosities".

Haunting cinematicism?

Haunting, even.

Haunting, languid vocals.

Haunting synth.

Haunting the aisles.

It's haunting.