Sentence examples for less haunted from inspiring English sources

That makes me feel less haunted.

Germany, of course, is no less haunted by Mr. Grass.

Mr. Nachtwey's work about the war wounded in Iraq is no less haunted.

When there is one hegemonic hierarchy, as there is today, the successful are less haunted by their own status and the less successful have nowhere to hide.

It's full of encouraging ideas and takeaways: "The Secret History of Thoughts" concluded, in part, that our dark thoughts don't necessarily make us monsters, and may even mean that we're more moral and sensitive than less haunted people.

Rwanda was very far from "normal," whatever that would be, and the post-genocide order felt at once heavy and fragile, but the mood in the country was less haunted than I had ever expected to find it.

The Myrtles Plantation, with its reputation for harboring ghosts, appears to be the parish's most touristy spot, which somehow makes it feel less haunting.

The more you know about Nick, the less haunting his situation is likely to be, and as Mr. Rush traces his life forward and back, "Everything Must Go" tiptoes toward obviousness and sentimentality.

In her second novel, "The Forgetting Tree," she is no less daring, and no less haunting.

The image that haunted his father, of the boy following the car, is no less haunting for the son.

The fate of the men in the movie is much less specific and savage, though no less haunting.