Sentence examples for haunting idea from inspiring English sources

But above all the novel bequeathed to me the haunting idea of "the Deep Problems" of existence and origins, questions which the human mind was never evolved to understand.

That optimism is coupled though with another haunting idea that, although they are climbing out of their past, they could still slip back into it.

It is so laden with highly charged set pieces, so dappled with haunting ideas and bold flights of fancy that it finally achieves a kind of slow-burn transcendence.

For Chicago, this is a haunting thought.

A lovely and haunting thought.

There is nothing in life more haunting than the idea of your parents having sex with each other – or, even worse, with other people.

There is nothing in life more haunting than the idea of your parents having sex with each other – or, even worse, with other people.

Eerie like Lynch and rich like Robbe-Grillet, you couldn't ask for a more haunting gathering of ideas that make horror actually feel real.

To astronomers this dark energy bears a haunting resemblance to an idea that Albert Einstein had back in 1917 and then abandoned, later calling it his biggest blunder.

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At the heart of Nowak's ideas is the haunting game of Prisoner's Dilemma.