Sentence examples for most haunting image from inspiring English sources

The comic line and image return in a new tragic hue in the most haunting image of "Nox".

Perhaps the film's most haunting image is a photograph taken at an angle from beneath the tightrope.

But the most haunting image in the case is that of a little boy who was never found, who was never even sought by Penn State officials.

In the year's most haunting image of black Civil War soldiers, the opening battlefield sequence in Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln," Confederate forces massacre many fallen former slaves.

Ensor's seaside morbidity is redeemed by painterly flurries (as seen in The Skate), while Tuymans's own Gilles De Binche is the most haunting image in the show.

Perhaps the most haunting image in the series shows a crush of Han and Uighur migrant workers at the Urumuqi Railway Station, a scene that is unnervingly reminiscent of the Kunming station moments before the massacre.

Many of the most haunting images are posed.

One of the most haunting images in American painting is the "Mourning Picture" by Edwin Romanzo Elmer (1850-1923).

It's here, before the prisoner is abruptly recalled to the future, that La Jetée conjures its most haunting images.

It remains one of the most haunting images of "the Troubles," the violent struggle that tore at Northern Ireland for three decades.

One of the most haunting images caught on camera is of Sonya herself, peering in through the window of the room in which her sick husband lay.