Sentence examples for is a ghost of from inspiring English sources

There's an article called 'Events Are Perceivable but Time Is Not.' We experience this tumult of events, and time is a ghost of what we actually experience.

Today, however, it is a ghost of itself.

At sunset, the place is a ghost of Antibes.

The party's lack of openness is a ghost of the liberation struggle.

"Feared by politicians, this is a ghost of paper and ink.

Bowling these days, they say, is a ghost of what it was.

It was a ghost of a suite.

Even the trial itself seems likely to be a ghost of a ghost of the original.

(He's a ghost of the past, heard at 78 r.p.m).

Without the activity of a sale it was a ghost of itself, an echoing shell.

By the end of the century, Britain's councils were a ghost of their Victorian progenitors.