Sentence examples for is often more haunting from inspiring English sources

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukTHE lone voice of the cantor is often more haunting than the chorus.

Less is often more.

Days are often more fragmented.

I have spoken to some capital jurors, and it is often a haunting decision.

Her work is often joyous, but it can be haunting, even schizophrenic.

There is innate intelligence behind Poledouris's scheme, and the pinnacles reached are often eloquent with haunting intensity".

Although not fully successful in that regard, the film is often brilliantly imagined and full of harrowing heroism, comic interludes, and sometimes haunting imagery.

Of the two brothers, Jamie's gaze is the more haunting and the more hopeless.

Kulka's memoir – though he would deny the label – is both more haunting and more knowing.

Their design for Cafe Was in Los Angeles, completed last year, is even more haunting.

There is no more haunting paragraph in The Social Contract than that in which Rousseau speaks of "forcing a man to be free".