Sentence examples for more phantom from inspiring English sources

And never has there been a cabinet more phantom than the Tory front bench.

In musical terms, the food at District is more "Phantom" than "Kiss Me, Kate".

But the power of the Tea Party as a singular force may be more phantom than reality.

Alas, it is more Phantom of the Opera than Blossom Dearie, but it stresses Melua's new found eye for the theatrical.

For most of the past century, consensus in American politics has been more phantom than fact, especially when it comes to staking out ideological ground.

There may have been only three of them on stage, but there were a dozen more phantom Criminals fighting to be heard, lobbing in guitar riffs or drum loops.

Yet Robbins remains one of the CIA's more phantom-like figures, her mystery fueled by the agency's decades-long refusal to publicly recognize her employment, despite her family's pleadings and books that briefly described her CIA stint.

This method of evaluation requires that each participating department owns its own phantom or that one or more phantoms are sent around.

Future work will involve fabrication of more phantoms to cover a larger range of spatial frequencies, exploration of other polymer-microsphere material combinations, and further investigation of the optical property characteristics to encode in such phantoms.

At S.O.B.'s, even as she was playing solo, Mr. Lafourcade or her sound crew subtly reshaped the reverb of her vocals as she sang, placing her closer or floating her in more ethereal phantom space.

Once more that phantom chariot the Bob Crow-crushing "driverless" London Underground train has been summoned by Mayor Johnson in the hope of drawing hearty cheers of "good old Boris!" from strike-maddened commuters - and, of course, sticking a bit of red scare dirt-by-association to his Labour challenger Ken Livingstone in the process.