Sentence examples for idea of a ghost from inspiring English sources
"I like the idea of a ghost town," she said.
The well-worn idea of a ghost who cannot leave until her purpose is fulfilled is given a thought-provoking new slant here – the range of Norriss's characters is a particular strength, giving the lie to the idea that anyone's shining circumstances can make them immune to depression.
The photographer found in that area the material to evoke "the idea of a ghost town".
What if the idea of a live action Ghost in the Shell movie starring Johansson and overseen by the British commercials guy who directed Snow White and the Huntsman, Rupert Sanders, leaves us pretty cold?
Like most people, the idea of an angel or a ghost was ancillary to my daily life.
The idea of a school full of ghosts creates some very entertaining moments.
The idea of love being a ghost which haunts us all to our bones and dreams.
When I looked at the idea of Denis as a ghost I realized that he is not a literal ghost; to me, he is a manifestation of her memory of her traveling partner, one she never let go of.
The midair gore (the Parents Television Council called "Fringe" that week's worst show, citing a vivid depiction of "instant, extreme, liquefactive necrosis") was less spooky than the idea of the ghost plane gently touching down at Logan Airport, guided by computers that must have been slimeproof.
A novel of ideas disguised as a ghost story, voluptuously atmospheric, "Pure" exerts a sensual hold over the reader.
There are echoes of Macbeth in the idea of Diana's ghost as an instrument of prophecy and by the end we are into Richard II territory with the prospect of usurpation.
